Gather+up
91gather dust — to not be used or touched by anyone for a long time Too often, expensive toys just gather dust …
92gather pace — British 1) to start to happen more quickly and have more success After 1946, support for European unity began to gather pace. 2) to start to move more quickly …
93gather steam — pick up/build up/gather/steam phrase to become more active, important, or full of energy It looks like the economy is picking up steam again. Thesaurus: to make progress, or to achieve somethingsynonym …
94gather — See: ROLLING STONE GATHERS NO MOSS …
95gather in — {v.}, {informal} To catch. * /The end gathered in the pass and went over for a touchdown./ …
96gather — See: ROLLING STONE GATHERS NO MOSS …
97gather in — {v.}, {informal} To catch. * /The end gathered in the pass and went over for a touchdown./ …
98gather — to draw together the ends of a net to enclose the fish …
99Gather — Подборка || подбирать; Комплектовка || комплектовать; Подборка; Подбирать …
100gather — gath·er gath ər, geth vi, gath·ered; gath·er·ing (ə )riŋ to swell and fill with pus <the boil is gathering> …