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Definition of rallying in English: rallyingnoun ˈralɪɪŋˈræliɪŋ mass noun1The action or process of coming together to support a person or cause. 鼓舞士气的集体行动；声援大会 the rallying of public opinion in support of these objectives Example sentencesExamples - There he issued a rallying cry to resurrect professional rugby league in York and, since then, has put in numerous hours of unpaid work, along with Hall and Miller, to get a club back in the Rugby Football League.
- There is no clear-cut formula as to the effect of a rallying speech by a president on consumer spending.
- But the rallying cry is answered from many sides, the leaders of the pack draw nearer, and fear grips every heart.
- That was the rallying cry to mothers today as Breastfeeding Awareness Week got under way in south Essex.
- ‘Real jobs for real pay’ has become the rallying cry.
- Community groups in York are being urged to respond to a rallying cry to take part in a massive city centre parade in September.
- After 20 years, the words ‘Big Government’ have lost some of their potency as a political rallying cry.
- Still, artists saw little action by city officials, who failed to take up the rallying cry.
- ‘Canada does not have bears to spare,’ has become a rallying cry of environmental groups and ordinary citizens in Canada opposed to the plan.
- During the next ten years, my conscience was formed by this courageous song, which was banned and yet remained a national rallying cry.
- The current atmosphere of rallying round the president at a time of crisis probably makes him strong enough to withstand a coup attempt.
- For instance, there has been some rallying of women's groups together in response to the government cutbacks.
- This is a rallying cry, and the simpler the appeal the better.
- If the situation is ever resolved - say by some kind of workable two-state solution - then I'd guess some other rallying point will be found.
- The rallying of public opinion plays a critical role in assembling solid support for British troops going into action.
- The swimming squad's outspoken Australian coach, Bill Sweetenham, was forced to issue a rallying cry to his team.
- Much of the final rallying of support will be done in Singapore's hotels before the 117th plenary session of the IOC.
- Also in his rallying end-of-conference speech, he warned against assuming Labour would win a third term.
- ‘Everybody tighten your belt’ is not a powerful rallying cry.
- One of the Herald's finest moments was its rallying of support for the 1913 Dublin lockout, when bosses tried to break Irish workers' unions.
- While people in the colonies used the expression, it was not a central rallying cry, nor is it implied in the Declaration of Independence.
- ‘Keep them out’ has always been a good rallying cry.
- In a bid to build opposition to the proposals, Mrs Johnson has sent out a rallying cry to heads at other city schools.
- Frankly, if the present indecisiveness goes on much longer, it might well be too late to allow a rallying of the troops for the next election.
- Francophiles will claim Charles de Gaulle's rallying cries to the ‘free French’ to resist were a turning point in their nation's fortunes.
- But the rallying cry at demonstrations to date has been, ‘No business as usual,’ and I think it's a good one.
- And, once again, the rallying cry has been trumpeted.
Synonyms improvement, picking up, betterment, amelioration, turn for the better 2The sport or action of participating in a motor rally. 汽车拉力赛；参加汽车拉力赛 established names in international rallying 国际汽车拉力赛中的知名者。 Example sentencesExamples - Juliet said her interest in motor rallying developed from friends rather than any family background or interest in motor sport.
- Just to add to his learning curve, Jordan's first taste of rallying will be in the dark as the Robin Hood starts with four stages on Saturday evening.
- There will be fierce competition among the top seeds over two tough days of rallying to decide the outcome of this most prestigious of motorsport events.
- The good news is that the future of British rallying is looking bright, thanks to the burgeoning talent of Guy Wilks and Kris Meeke.
- They re-start early on Saturday with a full day of rallying before returning to Dumfries for the finish later in the evening.
adjective ˈralɪɪŋ Having the effect of calling people to action. 声援口号。 Example sentencesExamples - ‘Everybody tighten your belt’ is not a powerful rallying cry.
- While people in the colonies used the expression, it was not a central rallying cry, nor is it implied in the Declaration of Independence.
- After 20 years, the words ‘Big Government’ have lost some of their potency as a political rallying cry.
- ‘Canada does not have bears to spare,’ has become a rallying cry of environmental groups and ordinary citizens in Canada opposed to the plan.
- Still, artists saw little action by city officials, who failed to take up the rallying cry.
- That was the rallying cry to mothers today as Breastfeeding Awareness Week got under way in south Essex.
- ‘Real jobs for real pay’ has become the rallying cry.
- Community groups in York are being urged to respond to a rallying cry to take part in a massive city centre parade in September.
- During the next ten years, my conscience was formed by this courageous song, which was banned and yet remained a national rallying cry.
- There he issued a rallying cry to resurrect professional rugby league in York and, since then, has put in numerous hours of unpaid work, along with Hall and Miller, to get a club back in the Rugby Football League.
- There is no clear-cut formula as to the effect of a rallying speech by a president on consumer spending.
- And, once again, the rallying cry has been trumpeted.
- But the rallying cry is answered from many sides, the leaders of the pack draw nearer, and fear grips every heart.
- Also in his rallying end-of-conference speech, he warned against assuming Labour would win a third term.
- ‘Keep them out’ has always been a good rallying cry.
- In a bid to build opposition to the proposals, Mrs Johnson has sent out a rallying cry to heads at other city schools.
- Francophiles will claim Charles de Gaulle's rallying cries to the ‘free French’ to resist were a turning point in their nation's fortunes.
- This is a rallying cry, and the simpler the appeal the better.
- But the rallying cry at demonstrations to date has been, ‘No business as usual,’ and I think it's a good one.
- The swimming squad's outspoken Australian coach, Bill Sweetenham, was forced to issue a rallying cry to his team.
Synonyms revitalizing, energizing, refreshing, reviving, vivifying, bracing, rejuvenating, enlivening, restorative
Definition of rallying in US English: rallyingnounˈræliɪŋˈralēiNG 1often as modifier The action or process of coming together to support a person or cause or take concerted action. 鼓舞士气的集体行动；声援大会 声援口号。 Example sentencesExamples - One of the Herald's finest moments was its rallying of support for the 1913 Dublin lockout, when bosses tried to break Irish workers' unions.
- The current atmosphere of rallying round the president at a time of crisis probably makes him strong enough to withstand a coup attempt.
- Frankly, if the present indecisiveness goes on much longer, it might well be too late to allow a rallying of the troops for the next election.
- ‘Everybody tighten your belt’ is not a powerful rallying cry.
- But the rallying cry is answered from many sides, the leaders of the pack draw nearer, and fear grips every heart.
- ‘Canada does not have bears to spare,’ has become a rallying cry of environmental groups and ordinary citizens in Canada opposed to the plan.
- ‘Real jobs for real pay’ has become the rallying cry.
- In a bid to build opposition to the proposals, Mrs Johnson has sent out a rallying cry to heads at other city schools.
- Francophiles will claim Charles de Gaulle's rallying cries to the ‘free French’ to resist were a turning point in their nation's fortunes.
- That was the rallying cry to mothers today as Breastfeeding Awareness Week got under way in south Essex.
- The swimming squad's outspoken Australian coach, Bill Sweetenham, was forced to issue a rallying cry to his team.
- There is no clear-cut formula as to the effect of a rallying speech by a president on consumer spending.
- Also in his rallying end-of-conference speech, he warned against assuming Labour would win a third term.
- Community groups in York are being urged to respond to a rallying cry to take part in a massive city centre parade in September.
- During the next ten years, my conscience was formed by this courageous song, which was banned and yet remained a national rallying cry.
- This is a rallying cry, and the simpler the appeal the better.
- The rallying of public opinion plays a critical role in assembling solid support for British troops going into action.
- There he issued a rallying cry to resurrect professional rugby league in York and, since then, has put in numerous hours of unpaid work, along with Hall and Miller, to get a club back in the Rugby Football League.
- After 20 years, the words ‘Big Government’ have lost some of their potency as a political rallying cry.
- Much of the final rallying of support will be done in Singapore's hotels before the 117th plenary session of the IOC.
- While people in the colonies used the expression, it was not a central rallying cry, nor is it implied in the Declaration of Independence.
- For instance, there has been some rallying of women's groups together in response to the government cutbacks.
- ‘Keep them out’ has always been a good rallying cry.
- Still, artists saw little action by city officials, who failed to take up the rallying cry.
- And, once again, the rallying cry has been trumpeted.
- If the situation is ever resolved - say by some kind of workable two-state solution - then I'd guess some other rallying point will be found.
- But the rallying cry at demonstrations to date has been, ‘No business as usual,’ and I think it's a good one.
Synonyms improvement, picking up, betterment, amelioration, turn for the better 2The sport or action of participating in a motor rally. 汽车拉力赛；参加汽车拉力赛 established names in international rallying 国际汽车拉力赛中的知名者。 Example sentencesExamples - They re-start early on Saturday with a full day of rallying before returning to Dumfries for the finish later in the evening.
- There will be fierce competition among the top seeds over two tough days of rallying to decide the outcome of this most prestigious of motorsport events.
- Just to add to his learning curve, Jordan's first taste of rallying will be in the dark as the Robin Hood starts with four stages on Saturday evening.
- Juliet said her interest in motor rallying developed from friends rather than any family background or interest in motor sport.
- The good news is that the future of British rallying is looking bright, thanks to the burgeoning talent of Guy Wilks and Kris Meeke.
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