herd together in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for herd together in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.together [Am təˈɡɛðər, Brit təˈɡɛðə] ADV together often appears as the second element of certain verb structures in English (band together, go together, piece together, etc). For translations, see the relevant verb entry (band, go, piece, etc).

1. together (in each other's company):

they walked together for part of the way

caminaron juntos/juntas un trecho

we sat together in silence

estuvimos (todos/los dos) sentados en silencio

we left them alone together

los dejamos solos a los dos

we get on quite well together

nos llevamos bastante bien

now that we're all together again

ahora que estamos todos juntos or reunidos otra vez

they were separated for a while, but they're together again now

estuvieron separados un tiempo, pero ahora han vuelto a juntarse

these knives and forks don't all belong together

estos cuchillos y tenedores no son del mismo juego

they belong together

son el uno para el otro

2.1. together (in combination, collaboration):

let's write the letter together

escribamos juntos/juntas la carta

together, these two issues dominate the headlines

estos dos temas dominan conjuntamente los titulares

we must face this crisis together

debemos hacer frente a esta crisis unidos

pink and orange don't go together very well

el rosa no va or no pega muy bien con el naranja

2.2. together (at the same time):

together

juntos

let's all sing together

cantemos todos juntos

all together now!

¡todos (juntos or a la vez)!

we were at school together

fuimos compañeros de colegio

you have to push both buttons together

hay que pulsar los dos botones simultáneamente or a la vez

the two things happened together

las dos cosas ocurrieron al mismo tiempo

3. together (in, into contact):

we stuck the broken cup together again

pegamos la taza que se había roto

the planks are held together by nails

las tablas están clavadas entre sí

the pieces slot together

las piezas encajan unas en otras

I pulled the curtains together

cerré or corrí las cortinas

they were brought together by chance

el destino los unió

4.1. together (one with the other):

add the two figures together

suma las dos cantidades

4.2. together (without interruption):

together

seguidos

he can't concentrate for more than two minutes together

no puede concentrarse más de dos minutos seguidos

Phrases:

together with

junto con

II.together [Am təˈɡɛðər, Brit təˈɡɛðə] ADJ inf

together

centrado

together

equilibrado

See also put together, keep together, get together, come together

put together VB [Am pʊt -, Brit pʊt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1.1. put together (assemble):

put together machine/piece of furniture

armar

put together machine/piece of furniture

montar

put together collection

reunir

1.2. put together:

put together (create) team

formar

put together documentary

realizar

put together documentary

producir

put together magazine

producir

put together meal

preparar

put together meal

hacer

put together (quickly)

improvisar

2. put together (combine):

put together

juntar

put together

reunir

the necklace cost more than everything else put together

el collar costó más que todo lo demás junto

I.keep together VB [Am kip -, Brit kiːp -] (v + adv)

1. keep together search party/group:

keep together

no separarse

2. keep together orchestra/oarsmen:

keep together

ir al unísono

II.keep together VB [Am kip -, Brit kiːp -] (v + o + adv)

keep together papers/objects:

keep together

mantener juntos

I.get together VB [Am ɡɛt -, Brit ɡɛt -] (v + adv)

1. get together (meet):

get together

reunirse

let's all get together for a drink sometime

a ver cuándo nos reunimos or juntamos para tomar algo

they got together to discuss the problem

se reunieron para tratar el problema

to get together with sb

reunirse con alguien

2. get together (join forces):

get together nations/unions:

unirse

why don't we get together to buy her a present?

¿por qué no le regalamos algo juntos?

3. get together (become couple, team):

get together inf

juntarse

II.get together VB [Am ɡɛt -, Brit ɡɛt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (assemble)

get together people/documents/money

reunir

we're getting a band together

estamos formando un conjunto

get your things together, we're going

junta or recoge tus cosas que nos vamos

III.get together VB [Am ɡɛt -, Brit ɡɛt -] (v + o + adv)

1. get together (reconcile):

get together people/couple

reconciliar

2. get together (sort out, make effective) inf:

get together life

poner en orden

if we could get our technique together …

si pudiéramos perfeccionar nuestra técnica …

they seem to have got themselves together at last

parece que por fin se han organizado

to get it together as a journalist, he never managed to get it together

nunca llegó a ser un buen periodista

I can't get it together to organize the vacation

no consigo organizarme para arreglar lo de las vacaciones

come together VB [Am kəm -, Brit kʌm -] (v + adv)

1. come together group/people:

come together

reunirse

2. come together plan/idea:

come together

cuajar

it's all coming together for the party

le está empezando a ir bien al partido

I.herd [Am hərd, Brit həːd] N

1. herd:

herd (of cattle)

manada f

herd (of cattle)

vacada f

herd (of cattle)

tropa f CSur

herd (of goats)

rebaño m

herd (of pigs)

piara f

herd (of pigs)

manada f

to ride herd on sth/sb Am

cuidar de algo/alguien

to ride herd on sth/sb Am

vigilar algo/a alguien

2. herd (of wild animals):

herd

manada f

the herd instinct

el instinto gregario

3. herd (of people):

herd pej

tropel m

the (common) herd

la masa

the (common) herd

el vulgo

to follow the herd

seguir a la masa or al rebaño

II.herd [Am hərd, Brit həːd] VB trans

1. herd animals:

herd

arrear

herd

arriar RioPl

2. herd people:

herd

arrear

the refugees were herded into trucks

metieron a los refugiados en camiones como si fueran ganado

III.herd [Am hərd, Brit həːd] VB intr

1. herd animals:

herd

ir en manada

2. herd people:

herd

apiñarse

herd together in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for herd together in the English»Spanish Dictionary

herd together VB trans

herd together animals:

herd together

reunir en una manada [o en un rebaño]

Translations for herd together in the Spanish»English Dictionary

apiñar (animales)

to herd together

Translations for herd together in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.together [təˈgeðəʳ, Am -ɚ] ADV

1. together (jointly):

together

juntos

together

juntas

all together

todos juntos

all together

todas juntas

together with sb/sth

junto con alguien/algo

to live together

vivir juntos

to get together

juntarse

to get it together inf

organizarse

2. together (at the same time):

together

a un tiempo

together

a la vez

II.together [təˈgeðəʳ, Am -ɚ] ADJ inf

together

equilibrado, -a

I.herd [hɜ:d, Am hɜ:rd] N + sing/pl vb

1. herd (of animals):

herd

manada f

2. herd (of people):

herd

multitud f

the common herd

las masas

to follow the herd

seguir a la masa

II.herd [hɜ:d, Am hɜ:rd] VB trans

herd animals

llevar en manada

herd sheep

guardar

III.herd [hɜ:d, Am hɜ:rd] VB intr

herd

ir en manada [o rebaño]

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The voice is used as a way of keeping the herd together and for males to attract females.

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Moreover, polling firms can sometimes be influenced by the results reported by other polling firms; they may herd together, especially as an election ticks down.

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While many of them herd together inland, others play along the sandy beach.

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This uses the concept of homophily, which is the natural tendency for like-minded people to associate and herd together and is often found in social network studies.

www.macleans.ca

When the herd travels, the stallion is usually at the rear and apparently drives straggling herd members forward, keeping the herd together.

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It's obviously politically attractive to all herd together -- that way who can blame you if you get it wrong?

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