English-Italian translation for "to congregate"

to congregate [congregated|congregated] {vb} (also: to congest, to gather, to converge, to convene)

to congregate [congregated|congregated] {vb} (also: to congest)

to congregate [congregated|congregated] {vb} (also: to congest, to forgather)

to congregate [congregated|congregated] {vb} (also: to come together, to gather, to assemble)

to congregate [congregated|congregated] {vb} (also: to group, to gather, to assemble)

to congregate [congregated|congregated] {vb} (also: to gather, to assemble)

to congregate [congregated|congregated] {v.i.} (also: to troop, to crowd, to swarm, to throng)

to congregate [congregated|congregated] {v.i.} (also: to troop, to crowd, to swarm, to throng)

to group [grouped|grouped] {vb}

to congregate [congregated|congregated] {vb}

to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb}

to assemble [assembled|assembled] {vb}

Let's see if they congregate around certain ideas.

Indeed, "the Church was congregated in the upper part (of the Cenacle) with Mary, who was the Mother of Jesus, and with his brethren.

Surely the abolition of the right to congregate and the violent suppression of the mass demonstrations in Gothenburg and Genoa are acts of terrorism?

As one of the previous speakers rightly said, town centres are becoming places where drug addicts, criminals and migrants congregate.

The soldiers ordered all men and boys between 15 and 55 to leave their homes and congregate at two locations in the camp.

I hope this will be the final time we are congregated to discuss this issue because we hope we will have a result following conciliation.

The problem will only be solved if selectivity of fishing gears is increased or if fishing is reduced or prohibited in geographical areas in which small fish congregate.