to assemble; to gather

to get together

to assemble; to gather (transitive or intransitive); (chemistry) poly-

to get together for a meal; to dine together

spotlight

to focus (light, electron beam etc); to focus attention

to gather; to meet

to bring together; to combine into a whole; (chemistry) to polymerize

(literary) to band together in a just cause

to gather a crowd; to muster

to band together (often for violent or unlawful purposes); to gang up

to focus light

MySpace (social networking website)

(physics) to undergo fusion

to meet; to get together

to inhabit a region (esp. ethnic group); to congregate

to gather together

to gather; to accumulate; (esp.) to amass wealth by heavy taxation or other unscrupulous means; (science) convergent

coming together and separating; aggregation and dissipation

to meet (as a social group)

(military) to surround and annihilate

meeting point; accumulation point (math.)

to accumulate; to collect; to build up

settlement; dwelling place; town; village

to meet for negotiation

to have a discussion in a group; to have a chat with sb

to gather for a gambling session

polyester

to gather for drinks

to assemble (in one place)

polypropylene

polythene; polyethylene

aggregate; polymer

polymer

polymerase (enzyme)

(mythology) treasure bowl; (fig.) cornucopia; abundant source of wealth or other valuable resources

inhabited land; habitat

polyurethane

polyformaldehyde (CH2O)n

(chemistry) polyamide

nuclear fusion

fusion-type weapon

polymerization

see 積少成多|积少成多[ji1 shao3 cheng2 duo1]

(of a husband and wife etc) to spend more time apart than together; to see each other very little

polyvinyl chloride (PVC)

(lit.) many sand grains accumulate to form a tower (idiom); (fig.) many little things add up to sth great

polycarbonate

to concentrate one's attention (idiom)