vt.

1. （重新）集合，重整
   The commander rallied his tired soldiers and they fought off the enemy at last.

   指挥官重整疲惫不堪的士兵，最后他们终于击退敌人。

2. 召集；团结[（+round）]
   They made a last-minute effort to rally their supporters.

   他们作了最后的努力团结他们的支持者。

3. 重新振作（精神等）；恢复（健康等）
   You should rally your courage.

   你应该鼓起勇气。

vi.

1. （重新）集合，重整
2. 团结[（+round）]
   The voters rallied to the Conservatives.

   选民们团聚在保守派一边。

3. 恢复，复元[（+from）]
   His father rallied from his illness.

   他父亲从病中康复了。

4. （网球等）连续对打

n.[C]

1. （尤指政治上的）大集会，大会
   They held a rally in support of the civil-rights movement.

   他们举行集会支持民权运动。

2. （重新）集合；重整旗鼓
3. 重新振作；复元
   His sudden rally surprised the doctor.

   他的突然复元使医生大为惊奇。

4. （网球等的）连续对打
5. 汽车竞赛会
   Parker won last week's rally.

   帕克赢得了上周汽车竞赛会的冠军。

vt.

1. 嘲弄，挖苦，开（人）玩笑[（+about/on）]
   The boys rallied him on his short haircut.

   男孩子们因他理了短发而跟他开玩笑。

vi.

1. 嘲弄，挖苦，开玩笑

v.

1. (with reference to troops) bring or come together again in order to continue fighting.
2. bring or come together for concerted action.
   ▸assemble in a mass meeting.
3. recover in health, spirits, or composure.
4. (of share, currency, or commodity prices) increase after a fall.
5. drive in a rally.

n.

1. a mass meeting held as a protest or in support of a cause.
2. an open-air event for owners of a particular kind of vehicle.
3. a long-distance race for motor vehicles over public roads or rough terrain.
4. a quick or marked recovery.
5. (in tennis and other racket sports) an extended exchange of strokes between players.

v.