A social gathering, meeting, or party

to assemble; to collect; to bring or come together in a group

to condense or coalesce from vapor into liquid; to solidify or coagulate into a physical mass

to come together or assemble; often used for crowds of people, goods, or flowing liquids

to come together again after a period of separation or the act of gathering after a separation

To bring light rays, electron beams, or other particles into a single point, or to adjust a lens or device to achieve this

to meet together; to gather or assemble

1. The force that pulls people or things together into a single unit; cohesive power. 2. (physics) The attractive force between molecules of the same substance.

to gather; to assemble; to collect

A communal meal or social gathering involving food; a banquet or dinner gathering

to gather together; to build up; to amass

To gather or meet up in one place; to congregate.

To come together or gather into a group; to aggregate

a lamp equipped with a convex lens to concentrate light into a powerful beam, used primarily for stage lighting and indoor photography

to gather many people together; to muster a mob

to inhabit a region; to live together in a community, especially referring to ethnic groups or large populations congregating in one area

A high molecular weight chemical compound formed from many smaller units called monomers.

to gather or collect together in one place; to assemble

a lightweight thermoplastic resin used in containers, medical equipment, and textiles; often used because of its resistance to heat and chemicals

(literary) to gather; to meet together

to focus with undivided attention; to be fully concentrated on something

to gather joyfully under one roof; to have a happy reunion together

polyester; a synthetic polymer used to make fabrics and various industrial products

to have a happy reunion or celebratory get-together

polyethylene; polythene; a common thermoplastic polymer used widely in plastic films, containers, and insulation

to gather, flock together, or converge; (of people) to assemble; (of things like light or streams) to meet or join at a point

polymerase; an enzyme that creates long chains of nucleic acids

to come together and separate of people

to undergo fusion; nuclear fusion or thermonuclear reaction. Also known as [[核聚变|核聚變|he2 ju4 bian4]] or [[热核反应|熱核反應|re4 he2 fan3 ying4]]

To get together or assemble in one place

polyvinyl chloride (PVC)

A famous Chinese restaurant brand renowned for its Peking roast duck

A nuclear reaction where light atomic nuclei combine to form heavier ones, releasing enormous energy; also called [[热核反应|熱核反應|re4 he2 fan3 ying4]]

to meet again after being separated for a long time

Things of the same kind naturally group together; nowadays often used in a negative sense to describe bad people associating or conspiring with each other

to gather or accumulate things that are scattered, such as books, paintings, or scrap materials

A mythological bowl that produces endless riches when a small amount of gold or silver is placed inside

a place or region inhabited by a specific group of people; inhabited land or habitat

a chemical compound or biological unit composed of two identical or similar molecules

To get together or assemble in one place, especially for a meeting or a celebration.

to summon or bring a group of people together to a single location

a type of thermoplastic resin that is colorless and odorless; used extensively in electrical insulation, plastics, films, and acid-resistant containers

to accumulate, collect, or build up over time; to gather together from a small amount into a larger amount

a high-performance engineering plastic; polyformaldehyde (CH2O)n

to gather together for the purpose of gambling

A type of carbohydrate formed by joining three to eight sugar molecules together, often found in plants and used to promote healthy gut bacteria; also known as [[寡糖|寡糖|gua3 tang2]]

to gather or congregate in a large group; used for people or animals swarming and aggregating together

to gather together for the purpose of upholding justice, typically referring to an armed uprising or rebellion against oppressive rulers