rallied

UK
/ˈrælid/
US
/ˈrælid/
rallyverb

rallied

Past Simple

rallied
Past Simple
rallied
Past Participle
rallying
Gerund
UK
/ˈræli/
US
/ˈræli/
Translations
Protesters began to rally in the city square.
Протестующие начали собираться на городской площади.
The community must rally to support the local businesses.
Сообществу нужно мобилизоваться, чтобы поддержать местные предприятия.
The team needs to rally to win the championship.
Команде нужно сплотиться, чтобы выиграть чемпионат.
Definitions
To come together for a common purpose or cause.
The community rallied to support the local charity event.
To recover or improve after a decline or setback.
The team rallied in the second half to win the game.
To organize or inspire a group of people to take action.
The leader rallied the troops with an inspiring speech.
To gather or assemble in a mass meeting.
Protesters rallied in the city square to demand change.
rallynoun
Definitions
A mass meeting of people making a political protest or showing support for a cause.
The environmental group organized a rally to protest against the new oil pipeline.
A quick or marked recovery after a decline.
The stock market experienced a rally after the initial drop in prices.
A series of shots exchanged between players before a point is scored in a game such as tennis or badminton.
The rally between the two tennis players lasted for over a minute, showcasing their skills.
A long-distance race for motor vehicles over public roads or rough terrain, typically in stages.
The Dakar Rally is one of the most challenging and famous off-road races in the world.
rallyadjective
Definitions
Relating to or designed for a rally, especially a motor-sport rally.
The engineers tested the new rally car on a gravel track.