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congregate 【CONGREGATE】The crowds congregated in the square in front of the palace when they heard the news of the king's death.听到国王的死讯时，人们都聚集到宫殿前的广场上。【重点词汇】congregate v. 聚集 反: disperse

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['kɑːŋɡrɪɡeɪt] 
congregatecome together, usually for a purpose
Congregate is a verb that means to come together, to assemble, or to gather. At school dances, you may congregate with your friends, because you get nervous in front of kids you don't know very well.
Congregate comes from Latin root words com, meaning "together" and gregare, meaning "to gather in a flock." Congregation, or a gathering or assembly, comes from the same roots, as does gregarious, an adjective describing someone who likes to gather with others to socialize. If you remember the key word is flock — what ministers often call their congregations — you should have no trouble remembering congregate means to flock together.
All forms of 'congregate' will appear on average once every 306 pages.congregatecongregatingcongregationcongregational

Front	congregate
Pron	['kɑːŋɡrɪɡeɪt]
Back	【CONGREGATE】 The crowds congregated in the square in front of the palace when they heard the news of the king's death. 听到国王的死讯时，人们都聚集到宫殿前的广场上。【重点词汇】 congregate v. 聚集反: disperse
Vocab	congregatecome together, usually for a purpose Congregate is a verb that means to come together, to assemble, or to gather. At school dances, you may congregate with your friends, because you get nervous in front of kids you don't know very well. Congregate comes from Latin root words com, meaning "together" and gregare, meaning "to gather in a flock." Congregation, or a gathering or assembly, comes from the same roots, as does gregarious, an adjective describing someone who likes to gather with others to socialize. If you remember the key word is flock — what ministers often call their congregations — you should have no trouble remembering congregate means to flock together. All forms of 'congregate' will appear on average once every 306 pages. congregate congregating congregation congregational

Congregate Front Means Meaning Gather Flock Kɑːŋɡrɪɡeɪt Crowds