(Preposition)TOGETHER

BRING TOGETHER: introduce people to each other. The party brought the

workers of the two factions together.

CLUB TOGETHER: contribute money to buy something. We all clubbed

together to buy a community centre.

COBBLE TOGETHER: produce something quickly by using things that are

readily available. They cobbled up a crowd of all sorts of people.

CLUNG TOGETHER: together, hold tight. they clung together when the

hour of parting came near.

GATHER TOGETHER: come or bring people or things at one place. The

backsmith gathered all his tools together.

GET TOGETHER: meet or collect at one place. The workers got togetheer

to discuss their problems.

GET TOGETHER: a party. They arranged a get together on his birthday.

GET TOGETHER: collect and put things at one place. We got all over

things together and left the spot.

GET TOGETHER: succeed in collecting money that is needed. She got the

money together to pay him.

GET TOGETHER: be able to overcome your emotions. The mother got

herself together and took her child to the hospital.

GO TOGETHER: be in association. Hard work and success go together.

*HANG TOGETHER: to work together. They always hung together and

achieved success.

*HOLD TOGETHER: keep a organisation united and whole. The club was

held together by their active cooperation.

HUDDLE TOGETHER: gather cllosely together because of fear or cold. The

flood victims huddled together on the pavement.

KNIT TOGETHER: join together to make a whole. knit together all these

pieces of cloth.

KNOCK TOGETHER: make a thing quickly. she knocked together a dish for us.

MINGLE TOGETHER: to mix up. The sound of temple bells and songs on

loud speaker mingled together.

PIECE TOGETHER: make a whole by fitting pieces together. The case was

pieces together against him from some stray pieces of information.

PULL TOGETHER: make combiend efforts. They pulled together to avoid a

split in the group.

PUT TOGETHER: assemble, join parts into a whole. "All the king's

horses and all the king's is men couldnot put humpty together again."

PUT TOGETHER: make a team or group. They were put together in a group.

PUT TOGETHER: arrange and organise. The election was ably put together.

PUT TOGETHER: used to say that something or somebody is far superior

than a group of other similar things or persons. padmini was more

beautiful than all the princess of that time put up together.

PUT TOGETHER: use ideas, image etc creatively to produce a piece of

writing. He has put together many beautiful images in his poem.

SLEEP TOGETHER: have sexual relations. She proposed to sleep together.

STICK TOGETHER: attach one thing to another. He stuck the two pieces

together with a glue.

STICK TOGETHER: stay with a support each other. Experiece has tought

them to remain stuck together.

WELD TOGETHER: combine firmly. Indian heritage has many cultural

elements welded together.

GROUP IN/ON/TOGETHER:to come together  or arrange things in a group.

They all grouped together around the teacher.

BLEND TOGETHER/WITH:mix together. The different colours in the

painting blended together so well.

BRACKET TOGETHER/WITH: to put two or more things in one category.

Jainss and Sikhs were bracketed together as minority communities.

NAIL TO/DOWN/TOGETHER :fasten two things with a nail. He nailed his

nameplete to the door.

SCRAPE TOGETHER UP: get enough money for a purpose. They scrapped

together the donation for a cause.