get+together
21Get-together — Gẹt to|ge|ther 〈[ təgɛ̣ðə(r)] n.; od. s, 〉 informelles Treffen, lockeres Beisammensein zum persönlichen Kennenlernen, bes. im Rahmen einer offiziellen Veranstaltung ● am Abend zu einem Get together der Tagungsteilnehmer einladen [<engl. get… …
22get together — 1) get together the best writers Syn: collect, gather, assemble, bring together, rally, muster, marshal, congregate, convene, amass; formal convoke 2) we must get together soon Syn: meet, meet …
23get-together — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms get together : singular get together plural get togethers an informal social occasion …
24get-together — {n.} A party; a gathering. * /I hate to break up this nice get together but we must leave./ * /We manage to have a get together with our old friends once or twice a year./ …
25get-together — {n.} A party; a gathering. * /I hate to break up this nice get together but we must leave./ * /We manage to have a get together with our old friends once or twice a year./ …
26get-together — n. to have a get together * * * [ gettəˌgeðə] to have a get together …
27get-together — noun A party; a gathering. I hate to break up this nice get together but we must leave. We manage to have a get together with our old friends once or twice a year …
28get together — {v.} To come to an agreement; agree. * /Mother says I should finish my arithmetic lesson, and Father says I should mow the lawn. Why don t you two get together?/ …
29get together — {v.} To come to an agreement; agree. * /Mother says I should finish my arithmetic lesson, and Father says I should mow the lawn. Why don t you two get together?/ …
30get-together — noun a meeting or gathering; a party or social function I am planning a get together with some friends next Saturday …
