1.集合,召集
1.to create a situation in which people meet and do something together, especially when they would not usually do so
1.The next major evolution is in composing experiences that bring together lots of disparate elements into a single context.
下一个主要演变为组合到单个上下文一起大量不同的元素的体验。
2.When you generate ideas in a group, it is often possible to bring together people with different types of expertise.
当你想在团队里获得创意的时候，最可能的做法就是将有着不同经验的人聚集到一起。
3.He said he would "bring together all executives and employees to restore confidence [in the carrier]" .
他说，自己将“把所有管理人员与雇员团结起来，以恢复人们（对该航空公司）的信心”。
4.He promises to be tough on crime and anti-social behaviour, and to work to help bring together Londoners of different ethnic backgrounds.
他承诺会对犯罪问题以及违反社会公德行为持强硬立场，致力于团结不同种族背景的伦敦民众。
5.I shall bring together information scattered through various books and periodicals.
我要把散见在书籍杂志上的资料搜集拢来。
6.To bring together the answers from across the grid, you simply have to iterate through the results provided to you from the partitions.
要组合来自整个网格的结果，您只需遍历各个分区所提供的结果。
7.For wrestling with really complex issues, bring together inpiduals with a wide range of backgrounds and cognitive abilities.
为了与真正复杂的问题进行搏击，把生活背景跨距之广和认知能力极强的人们聚集在一起是十分必要的。
8.Milan and Paris are the main events: they bring together the big names from across the globe.
米兰和巴黎是主秀场：他们汇集了来自世界各地的大品牌。
9.'The big issue is which powerful countries are on her side and who can she bring together. '
他说，现在的主要问题是哪些大国站在她这边以及她能把哪些领导人召集在一起。
10.With such a computer database you can easily bring together people who belong together.
利用这些电脑数据库，你可以很轻松的将属于一块的人们聚集起来。