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congregate [ˈkɒŋgrɪgeɪt, Am ˈkɑ:ŋ-] VB intr

congregate

zbierać [perf zebrać] się

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An hour later, students who had not taken refuge within university buildings congregated in the open central plaza. en.wikipedia.org

Following the installation of a soda fountain in 1889 young people congregated at the store as well. en.wikipedia.org

Police were also criticized for their management of the conflict, only securing the original scuffle area and failing to handle congregating groups in other places. en.wikipedia.org

The temples are centres of excellence where the community regularly congregates to worship, learn and socialise. en.wikipedia.org

They were mostly congregated in the floodplain grassland, riverine forest and wetlands. en.wikipedia.org

A crowd of inhabitants of the local village congregated to comfort and protect them. en.wikipedia.org

Nest defense are also done together with most of the females congregating around the nest during an attack. en.wikipedia.org

But usually, it is encountered in pairs or small groups, such as adults with last years' young or birds congregating at a special food source. en.wikipedia.org

It feeds on small organisms such as zooplankton and insects, congregating in large groups near the surface of the water. en.wikipedia.org

They also lack synagogues to congregate and worship in. en.wikipedia.org

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