Meaning of the word collect

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More transparency will help policy-makers and voters alike fully grasp the reality that any data the federal government collects must be considered potentially compromised.


Matthew Jensen, National Review, 3 Apr. 2023





But the amount of information TikTok collects might not be that different from other popular social media sites, experts say.


Haleluya Hadero, Fortune, 1 Mar. 2023





Can my ex-spouse collect on my record?


courant.com, 8 Oct. 2020





Injured tissue is more acidic than healthy tissue due to a process known as acidosis, where lactic acid and other acidic byproducts produced by damaged tissue collect.


Aaron W. Harrison, The Conversation, 16 July 2021





Tap or click to see what Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and all the rest collect and how to adjust your settings.


Kim Komando, USA TODAY, 26 Jan. 2023





Minimize, collect and upcycle waste concrete into other precast materials such as highway barriers.


Mark Fischetti, Scientific American, 13 Jan. 2023





In Texas, a couple collect dresses and carefully set them aside, waiting for the child who will wear them.


Rozina Ali, New York Times, 10 Nov. 2022





In addition to the pause on payments, the federal government set interest rates at zero percent, and collections agencies stopped attempting collect on overdue bills.


Chris Quintana, USA TODAY, 18 Oct. 2022




But data collected by more neutral organizations also points to remote work’s longevity.


Alicia Adamczyk, Fortune, 11 Apr. 2023





That’s because inflammation- and breakout-causing bacteria can collect in bristles and do a number on your complexion.


Brian Underwood, Women’s Health, 11 Apr. 2023





According to tide tables and the data collected by Dr. Reineman in Florida, most of the popular surf spots throughout the state would drown with just a foot of sea-level rise.


Michael Adno, New York Times, 10 Apr. 2023





The Earned Income Tax Credit, known as the EITC, would stay at 45 percent of the federal credit, one of the highest in the country, and can be collected by noncitizens who file taxes using an ITIN.


Erin Cox, Washington Post, 10 Apr. 2023





The magazine used data collected by Great Place to Work, which surveyed workers nationwide across demographics including ethnicity, race, gender and full- and part-time employees on the quality of the employee’s experience working at each company.


Corina Vanek, The Arizona Republic, 8 Apr. 2023





The 10th District is one of the city’s most racially and ethnically diverse, with a population that is 46% Latino, 20% Black, 18% Asian and 12% white, according to demographic figures collected by the city.


David Zahniser, Los Angeles Times, 8 Apr. 2023





Prices shot up about 11% from 2021 to 2022, according to the report based on government data collected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Department of Agriculture.


Maria Halkias, Dallas News, 8 Apr. 2023





The data collected by the Webb telescope should help solve the mystery of why this polar cap appears in the direct sunlight of summer but vanishes in the fall.


Jennifer Ouellette, Ars Technica, 6 Apr. 2023




The octogenarian monetarist, who knew the value a dollar from all angles, would phone back collect.


Shawn Tully, Fortune, 6 Oct. 2021



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собирать, собираться, наложенным платежом, краткая молитва

глагол

- собирать

to collect pupils in the hall — собрать учеников в зале
to collect evidence [information, data, material for a dictionary, signatures] — собрать свидетельские показания [сведения, данные, материал для словаря, подписи]

- собираться, скопляться

a crowd soon collected — вскоре собралась толпа
water collects in hollows — вода собирается во впадинах

- собирать, коллекционировать

to collect stamps [books, pictures, curiosities] — коллекционировать марки [книги, картины, редкости]

- собирать (пожертвования)
- взимать (налоги, пошлины, проценты, арендную плату и т. п.)

collect on delivery — оплата при доставке, наложенным платежом

- ком. инкассировать
- забирать; получать

to collect goods from the station — забрать товары со станции
to collect one’s suitcase — получить свой чемодан
to collect the ball — спорт. завладеть мячом

- заходить (за кем-л.)

he collected his girl and brought her to the cinema — он зашёл за своей девушкой и повёл её в кино

- собраться с мыслями и т. п., сосредоточиться

to collect oneself — овладеть собой, прийти в себя, опомниться
to collect one’s thoughts [energies] — собраться с мыслями [с силами]
to collect one’s courage — собрать всё своё мужество

- редк. заключать, делать вывод из сказанного

to collect eyes — стараться привлечь к себе внимание

наречие

- амер., канад. с оплатой получателем

phone me collect — позвони мне с переводом оплаты на меня (при междугородных переговорах)
to send a telegram collect — послать телеграмму, которую должен оплатить получатель
freight collect — «фрахт подлежит уплате грузополучателем» (отметка в коносаменте)

- наложенным платежом

I sent you the books collect — я отправил вам книги наложенным платежом
I’ll pay for the goods collect — отправьте мне товар наложенным платежом

существительное

- коллект, краткая молитва во время обедни

Мои примеры

Словосочетания

the federal agency empowered to collect taxes — федеральное агентство, уполномоченное собирать налоги  
to collect butterflies — собирать бабочек  
to collect data — собирать данные  
to collect duty — взимать пошлину  
to collect in parentheses — заключать в скобки  
to collect refuse — вывозить мусор  
to collect / gather / marshal facts — собирать факты  
to collect / pick up the garbage — собирать мусор  
to collect / dig up / find / gather information — собирать информацию  
collect belongings — собирать свои вещи  
collect cargo — забирать груз  

Примеры с переводом

I took a minute to collect my thoughts.

Около минуты я собирался с мыслями.

I’ll collect you from the airport.

Я заберу тебя из аэропорта.

I can’t collect you. I don’t run a car.

Я не могу за тобой заехать. У меня не заводится машина.

They collect the waste once a week.

Мусор забирают раз в неделю.

Arlene collects teddy bears.

Арлин собирает плюшевых мишек.

A fine is to be collected from you.

На вас должен быть наложен штраф.

Martin’s gone to collect the children from school.

Мартин пошёл забирать детей из школы.

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Возможные однокоренные слова

collected  — собранный, набранный, сосредоточенный, хладнокровный, спокойный
collection  — коллекция, сбор, собрание, инкассо, коллекционный
collective  — коллективный, собирательный, общий, коллектив, колхоз
collector  — коллекционер, коллектор, сборщик, собиратель, инкассатор, токоприемник
recollect  — вспоминать, припоминать, опомниться, воспоминание
collecting  — сбор, коллекционирование, собирание, собирающий, сборный, объединяющий
collectable  — коллекционируемый, предмет коллекционирования
collectible  — предмет коллекционирования, предмет, коллекционируемый,

Формы слова

verb
I/you/we/they: collect
he/she/it: collects
ing ф. (present participle): collecting
2-я ф. (past tense): collected
3-я ф. (past participle): collected

English[edit]

Etymology 1[edit]

From Middle English collecten, a borrowing from Old French collecter, from Medieval Latin collectare (to collect money), from Latin collecta (a collection of money, in Late Latin a meeting, assemblage, in Medieval Latin a tax, also an assembly for prayer, a prayer), feminine of collectus, past participle of colligere, conligere (to gather together, collect, consider, conclude, infer), from com- (together) + legere (to gather), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *leǵ- (to gather, collect).

Pronunciation[edit]

  • IPA(key): /kəˈlɛkt/
  • Audio (southern England) (file)
  • Rhymes: -ɛkt

Verb[edit]

collect (third-person singular simple present collects, present participle collecting, simple past and past participle collected)

  1. (transitive) To gather together; amass.
    • 2013 July-August, Henry Petroski, “Geothermal Energy”, in American Scientist, volume 101, number 4:

      Energy has seldom been found where we need it when we want it. Ancient nomads, wishing to ward off the evening chill and enjoy a meal around a campfire, had to collect wood and then spend time and effort coaxing the heat of friction out from between sticks to kindle a flame.

    Suzanne collected all the papers she had laid out.

    The team uses special equipment to collect data on temperature, wind speed and rainfall.

  2. (transitive) To get; particularly, get from someone.

    A bank collects a monthly payment on a client’s new car loan.   A mortgage company collects a monthly payment on a house.

  3. (transitive) To accumulate (a number of similar or related objects), particularly for a hobby or recreation.

    John Henry collects stamps.

    I don’t think he collects as much as hoards.

    My friend from school has started to collects mangas and novels recently

    • 2020 June 17, Stefanie Foster, “A window into the railways of the past”, in Rail, page 54:

      Over the course of 60 years, W E Hayward collected thousands of railway-related objects, including clothing, buttons, cutlery, timetables, tickets, name, number and builder’s plates, books and booklets, cuttings and extracts from publications, letters, photographs and postcards.

  4. (transitive, now rare) To form a conclusion; to deduce, infer. (Compare gather, get.)
    • 1690, John Locke, An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Book II, Chapter XVII, section 20
      [] which consequence, I conceive, is very ill collected.
    • c 1725, John Walker, William Burton (of Bloomsbury), Essays and correspondence, chiefly on Scriptural subjects:

      From the latter passages we may collect, that the expression «he that cometh» was, with the Jews, a kind of title distinguishing the Messiah

    • 1814, Jane Austen, Mansfield Park:

      ‘I collect,’ said Miss Crawford, ‘that Sotherton is an old place, and a place of some grandeur. In any particular style of building?’

    • 1992, Hilary Mantel, A Place of Greater Safety, Harper Perennial 2007, page 292-3:
      the riot is so great that it is very difficult to collect what is being said.
  5. (intransitive, often with on or against) To collect payments.

    He had a lot of trouble collecting on that bet he made.

  6. (intransitive) To come together in a group or mass.

    The rain collected in puddles.

  7. (transitive) To infer; to conclude.
    • 1692–1717, Robert South, Twelve Sermons Preached upon Several Occasions, volume (please specify |volume=I to VI), 6th edition, London: [] J[ames] Bettenham, for Jonah Bowyer, [], published 1727, →OCLC:

      Whence some collect that the former word imports a plurality of persons.

  8. (transitive, of a vehicle or driver) To collide with or crash into (another vehicle or obstacle).

    The truck veered across the central reservation and collected a car that was travelling in the opposite direction.

Synonyms[edit]
  • (to gather together): aggregate, gather up; see also Thesaurus:round up
  • (to get from someone): receive, secure; see also Thesaurus:receive
  • (to accumulate items for a hobby): amound, gather; see also Thesaurus:accumulate
  • (to infer, conclude, form a conclusion): assume, construe
  • (to collect payments):
  • (to come together in a group or mass): group, mass, merge; see also Thesaurus:assemble or Thesaurus:coalesce
  • (to collide with): bump into, plough into, run into
Hyponyms[edit]
  • garbage collect
Translations[edit]

to gather together

  • Albanian: bashkohen, mbledh (sq)
  • Arabic: جَمَعَ (ar) (jamaʕa)
    Hijazi Arabic: جَمَّع(jammaʿ), جَمَع(jamaʿ)
  • Armenian: միանալ (hy) (mianal), հավաքել (hy) (havakʿel)
  • Aromanian: culeg
  • Assamese: গোটোৱা (gütüa), তোলা (tüla)
  • Bavarian: sammen, zamsuacha
  • Belarusian: збіра́ць impf (zbirácʹ), сабра́ць pf (sabrácʹ)
  • Bulgarian: съби́рам (bg) impf (sǎbíram), събера́ (bg) pf (sǎberá), натрупвам (bg) (natrupvam)
  • Burmese: please add this translation if you can
  • Catalan: reunir (ca), ajuntar (ca), recollir (ca), agrupar (ca), aplegar (ca), arreplegar (ca), replegar (ca)
  • Central Sierra Miwok: mutá·-j- (basket materials)
  • Chinese:
    Mandarin: 庋藏 (zh) (guǐcáng; jǐcáng), 收藏 (zh) (shōucáng), 收集 (zh) (shōují)
  • Czech: sbírat (cs) impf, sebrat (cs) pf, shromažďovat (cs) impf, shromáždit pf
  • Danish: samle (da)
  • Dutch: verzamelen (nl), opstapelen (nl)
  • Esperanto: kolekti, amasigi
  • Estonian: koguma
  • Finnish: koota (fi), kerätä (fi), kasata (fi)
  • French: rassembler (fr), recueillir (fr)
  • Friulian: racuei
  • Galician: arrexuntar
  • Georgian: შეკრება (šeḳreba)
  • German: sammeln (de), aufsammeln (de), einsammeln (de)
  • Gothic: 𐌻𐌹𐍃𐌰𐌽 (lisan)
  • Greek: προσχωρήσουν (proschorísoun), συγκεντρώνουν (sygkentrónoun)
    Ancient: ἀθροίζω (athroízō)
  • Haitian Creole: ranmase, rasanble
  • Hebrew: אסף (he) (asáf)
  • Hindi: शामिल होने (śāmil hone), इकट्ठा करना (ikaṭṭhā karnā)
  • Hungarian: gyűjt (hu), összegyűjt (hu), összeszed (hu), begyűjt (hu), beszed (hu)
  • Icelandic: safna (is), safna saman
  • Irish: bailigh, cnuasaigh, tiomsaigh, cruinnigh
  • Italian: raccogliere (it), bottinare (it)
  • Japanese: 集める (ja) (あつめる, atsumeru), 収集する (ja) (shūshū suru)
  • Kabuverdianu: djunta
  • Khmer: ប្រមូល (km) (prɑmool)
  • Korean: 수집하다 (ko) (sujip-hada)
  • Kurdish:
    Central Kurdish: کۆکردن(kokirdin)
  • Lao: ເກັບ (lo) (kep)
  • Latin: colligō (la), condūcō, cōnferō (la), cōnficiō (la), congerō, congregō, cōnstruō (la), legō (la)
  • Latvian: vākt, lasīt (lv)
  • Macedonian: собира impf (sobira), собере pf (sobere)
  • Malayalam: ശേഖരിയ്ക്കുക (śēkhariykkuka)
  • Manchu: please add this translation if you can
  • Maori: kohi, kohokohi
  • Mongolian: please add this translation if you can
  • Occitan: reculhir (oc), culhir (oc), amassar (oc), recampar (oc)
  • Persian: جمع کردن (fa) (jam’ kardan), فراهمیدن (fa)
  • Polish: zbierać (pl) impf, zebrać (pl) pf, gromadzić (pl) impf, zgromadzić (pl) pf
  • Portuguese: juntar (pt), reunir (pt), recolher (pt)
  • Romanian: culege (ro)
  • Romansch: cleger, anculir, cler, culeir
  • Russian: собира́ть (ru) impf (sobirátʹ), собра́ть (ru) pf (sobrátʹ)
  • Scottish Gaelic: (livestock) trus
  • Serbo-Croatian:
    Cyrillic: окупљати impf, окупити pf, прибрати pf
    Roman: okupljati (sh) impf, okupiti (sh) pf, pribrati (sh) pf
  • Slovak: zbierať impf, zebrať pf
  • Slovene: zbirati impf, zbrati (sl) pf
  • Spanish: juntar (es), recoger (es), reunir (es)
  • Swedish: samla (sv)
  • Thai: เก็บ (th) (gèp), สะสม (th) (sàsŏm), รวบรวม (th) (rûap ruam)
  • Tibetan: བསྒྲུགས་ (bsgrugs)
  • Tocharian B: kraup-
  • Turkish: katılmak (tr), toplamak (tr)
  • Ukrainian: збира́ти (uk) impf (zbyráty), зібра́ти pf (zibráty)
  • Vietnamese: thu thập (vi), gom góp (vi)
  • Welsh: casglu (cy), cywain (cy), crugo
  • Yiddish: זאַמלען(zamlen), פֿאַרזאַמלען(farzamlen)
  • Zazaki: xemılyayen
  • Zhuang: please add this translation if you can

to get from someone

  • Bulgarian: инкасирам (inkasiram)
  • Czech: vybírat (cs)
  • Danish: indkræve
  • Finnish: periä (fi), kerätä (fi)
  • French: percevoir (fr), récupérer (fr), recueillir (fr)
  • German: einsammeln (de), einziehen (de) (bank)
  • Hebrew: גבה (he) (gavá)
  • Hungarian: beszed (hu), behajt (hu), begyűjt (hu), (pick up someone from a place) elhoz (hu), érte megy, (take over something, e.g. a parcel received) átvesz (hu)
  • Icelandic: innheimta
  • Italian: raccogliere (it)
  • Polish: odbierać (pl), ściągać (pl)
  • Portuguese: recolher (pt), levantar (pt)
  • Russian: взима́ть (ru) impf (vzimátʹ), инкасси́ровать (ru) impf or pf (inkassírovatʹ)
  • Serbo-Croatian: sabrati (sh), zbirati (sh)
  • Slovene: pobrati (sl)
  • Spanish: cobrar (es), recaudar (es), recolectar (es)
  • Swedish: samla in
  • Vietnamese: lấy (vi), thu (vi)

to accumulate items for a hobby

  • Bulgarian: колекционирам (bg) (kolekcioniram)
  • Catalan: col·leccionar (ca)
  • Czech: sbírat (cs)
  • Danish: samle (da)
  • Finnish: keräillä (fi), kerätä (fi)
  • French: collectionner (fr)
  • German: sammeln (de), anhäufen (de)
  • Hebrew: אסף (he) (asáf)
  • Hungarian: gyűjt (hu)
  • Icelandic: safna (is)
  • Italian: raccogliere (it), collezionare (it)
  • Khmer: ប្រមូល (km) (prɑmool)
  • Kurdish:
    Central Kurdish: کۆکردن(kokirdin)
  • Latvian: kolekcionēt
  • Malayalam: ശേഖരിയ്ക്കുക (śēkhariykkuka)
  • Polish: kolekcjonować (pl)
  • Portuguese: colecionar (pt)
  • Russian: коллекциони́ровать (ru) impf or pf (kollekcionírovatʹ)
  • Serbo-Croatian: sakupljati (sh)
  • Slovene: zbirati
  • Spanish: coleccionar (es)
  • Swedish: samla (sv)
  • Vietnamese: sưu tầm (vi), sưu tập (vi)
  • Volapük: konletön (vo)

to come together in a group or mass

to infer, conclude, form a conclusion

Adjective[edit]

collect (not comparable)

  1. To be paid for by the recipient, as a telephone call or a shipment.

    It was to be a collect delivery, but no-one was available to pay.

Translations[edit]

paid for by the recipient

Adverb[edit]

collect (not comparable)

  1. With payment due from the recipient.

    I had to call collect.

Derived terms[edit]

  • call and collect
  • call collect
  • click and collect
  • collect call
  • collect dust
  • collect one’s thoughts
  • collect one’s wits
  • collect oneself
  • collect up
  • collect-’em-up
  • collectible
  • collecting duct
  • collecting society
  • collection
  • collector
  • recollect, recollection
  • skull-collecting ant

Etymology 2[edit]

From Middle English collecte, from Ecclesiastical Latin collēcta (assembly; collect), originally designating the gathering at the beginning of a liturgical celebration.

Pronunciation[edit]

  • (General American) IPA(key): /ˈkɑlɪkt/, /ˈkɑlɛkt/
  • (Received Pronunciation) IPA(key): /ˈkɒlɪkt/, /ˈkɒlɛkt/
    • Audio (southern England) (file)

Noun[edit]

collect (plural collects) (sometimes capitalized)

  1. (Christianity) The prayer said before the reading of the epistle lesson, especially one found in a prayerbook, as with the Book of Common Prayer.

    He used the day’s collect as the basis of his sermon.

Translations[edit]

Further reading[edit]

  • collect in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913
  • “collect”, in The Century Dictionary [], New York, N.Y.: The Century Co., 1911, →OCLC.
  • collect at OneLook Dictionary Search


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col·lect 1

 (kə-lĕkt′)

v. col·lect·ed, col·lect·ing, col·lects

v.tr.

1.

a. To bring together in a group or mass; gather: The teacher collected the exams.

b. To accumulate as a hobby or for study: collect old coins; collect folk tales. See Synonyms at gather.

2. To call for and obtain payment of: collect taxes.

3. To be the site for (an accumulating mass), especially as a consequence of disuse or neglect: My guitar is collecting dust in the corner.

4. To recover control of: collect one’s emotions.

5. To call for (someone); pick up: collected the children and drove home.

v.intr.

1. To come together in a group or mass; gather: Sand collected in the crevices.

2. To take in payments or donations: collecting for charity.

adv. & adj.

With payment to be made by the receiver: called collect; a collect phone call.


[Middle English collecten, from Latin colligere, collēct- : com-, com- + legere, to gather; see leg- in Indo-European roots.]


col·lect 2

 (kŏl′ĭkt, -ĕkt′)

n. Ecclesiastical

A brief formal prayer that is used in various Western liturgies before the epistle and that varies with the day.


[Middle English collecte, from Old French, from Medieval Latin collēcta, short for (ōrātiō ad) collēctam, (prayer at the) gathering, from Latin collēctus, gathered, past participle of colligere, to gather; see collect1.]

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

collect

(kəˈlɛkt)

vb

1. to gather together or be gathered together

2. to accumulate (stamps, books, etc) as a hobby or for study

3. (tr) to call for or receive payment of (taxes, dues, etc)

4. (tr) to regain control of (oneself, one’s emotions, etc) as after a shock or surprise: he collected his wits.

5. (tr) to fetch; pick up: collect your own post; he collected the children after school.

6. slang (sometimes foll by: on) to receive large sums of money, as from an investment: he really collected when the will was read.

7. (tr) informal Austral and NZ to collide with; be hit by

8. (Commerce) collect on delivery the US term for cash on delivery

adv, adj

(Telecommunications) US (of telephone calls) on a reverse-charge basis

n

(Gambling, except Cards) informal Austral a winning bet

[C16: from Latin collēctus collected, from colligere to gather together, from com- together + legere to gather]


collect

(ˈkɒlɛkt)

n

(Ecclesiastical Terms) Christianity a short Church prayer generally preceding the lesson or epistle in Communion and other services

[C13: from Medieval Latin collecta (from the phrase ōrātiō ad collēctam prayer at the (people’s) assembly), from Latin colligere to collect1]

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col•lect1

(kəˈlɛkt)

v.t.

1. to gather together; assemble.

2. to make a collection of: to collect stamps.

3. to demand and receive payment of.

4. to regain control of (oneself or one’s thoughts or emotions).

5. to call for and take with one: Did you collect your mail?

v.i.

6. to gather together; assemble.

7. to accumulate.

8. to receive payment (often fol. by on): We collected on the damage to our house.

adj., adv.

9. requiring payment by the recipient: to call collect.

[1375–1425; late Middle English < Latin collēctus, past participle of colligere to collect =col- col-1 + -ligere to gather]

col•lect2

(ˈkɒl ɛkt)

n.

any of certain brief prayers used in Western churches esp. before the epistle in the communion service.

[1150–1200; collecte < Medieval Latin ōrātiō ad collēctam prayer at collection]

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Collect

 a meeting for worship; an assembly; a collection; a gathering.

Examples: collect of money; of Tuscan hieroglyphics, 1651.

Dictionary of Collective Nouns and Group Terms. Copyright 2008 The Gale Group, Inc. All rights reserved.

collect

Past participle: collected
Gerund: collecting

Imperative
collect
collect
Present
I collect
you collect
he/she/it collects
we collect
you collect
they collect
Preterite
I collected
you collected
he/she/it collected
we collected
you collected
they collected
Present Continuous
I am collecting
you are collecting
he/she/it is collecting
we are collecting
you are collecting
they are collecting
Present Perfect
I have collected
you have collected
he/she/it has collected
we have collected
you have collected
they have collected
Past Continuous
I was collecting
you were collecting
he/she/it was collecting
we were collecting
you were collecting
they were collecting
Past Perfect
I had collected
you had collected
he/she/it had collected
we had collected
you had collected
they had collected
Future
I will collect
you will collect
he/she/it will collect
we will collect
you will collect
they will collect
Future Perfect
I will have collected
you will have collected
he/she/it will have collected
we will have collected
you will have collected
they will have collected
Future Continuous
I will be collecting
you will be collecting
he/she/it will be collecting
we will be collecting
you will be collecting
they will be collecting
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been collecting
you have been collecting
he/she/it has been collecting
we have been collecting
you have been collecting
they have been collecting
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been collecting
you will have been collecting
he/she/it will have been collecting
we will have been collecting
you will have been collecting
they will have been collecting
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been collecting
you had been collecting
he/she/it had been collecting
we had been collecting
you had been collecting
they had been collecting
Conditional
I would collect
you would collect
he/she/it would collect
we would collect
you would collect
they would collect
Past Conditional
I would have collected
you would have collected
he/she/it would have collected
we would have collected
you would have collected
they would have collected

Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011

ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:

Noun 1. collect — a short prayer generally preceding the lesson in the Church of Rome or the Church of England

orison, petition, prayer — reverent petition to a deity

Verb 1. collect - get or gather togethercollect — get or gather together; «I am accumulating evidence for the man’s unfaithfulness to his wife»; «She is amassing a lot of data for her thesis»; «She rolled up a small fortune»

accumulate, compile, hoard, amass, roll up, pile up

run up — pile up (debts or scores)

corral — collect or gather; «corralling votes for an election»

collect, pull in — get or bring together; «accumulate evidence»

scrape up, scrape, scratch, come up — gather (money or other resources) together over time; «She had scraped together enough money for college»; «they scratched a meager living»

chunk, lump — put together indiscriminately; «lump together all the applicants»

bale — make into a bale; «bale hay»

catch — take in and retain; «We have a big barrel to catch the rainwater»

fund — accumulate a fund for the discharge of a recurrent liability; «fund a medical care plan»

fund — place or store up in a fund for accumulation

salt away, stack away, stash away, store, hive away, lay in, put in — keep or lay aside for future use; «store grain for the winter»; «The bear stores fat for the period of hibernation when he doesn’t eat»

2. collect — call for and obtain payment of; «we collected over a million dollars in outstanding debts»; «he collected the rent»

take in

take — take into one’s possession; «We are taking an orphan from Romania»; «I’ll take three salmon steaks»

farm — collect fees or profits

raise — collect funds for a specific purpose; «The President raised several million dollars for his college»

3. collect — assemble or get together; «gather some stones»; «pull your thoughts together»

gather, pull together, garner

mobilize, marshal, mobilise, summon — make ready for action or use; «marshal resources»

rake — gather with a rake; «rake leaves»

glean, harvest, reap — gather, as of natural products; «harvest the grapes»

club — gather into a club-like mass; «club hair»

hive — gather into a hive; «The beekeeper hived the swarm»

salvage, scavenge — collect discarded or refused material; «She scavenged the garbage cans for food»

muster, muster up, rally, summon, come up — gather or bring together; «muster the courage to do something»; «she rallied her intellect»; «Summon all your courage»

round up — seek out and bring together; «round up some loyal followers»

cull, pick, pluck — look for and gather; «pick mushrooms»; «pick flowers»

nut — gather nuts

snail — gather snails; «We went snailing in the summer»

birdnest, bird-nest — gather birdnests; «They went birdnesting in the early morning»

nest — gather nests

oyster — gather oysters, dig oysters

sponge — gather sponges, in the ocean

pearl — gather pearls, from oysters in the ocean

clam — gather clams, by digging in the sand by the ocean

shock — collect or gather into shocks; «shock grain»

heap up, stack up, pile up — arrange into piles or stacks; «She piled up her books in my living room»

4. collect — get or bring together; «accumulate evidence»

pull in

archive, file away — put into an archive

drum up, rally, beat up — gather; «drum up support»

collect, compile, accumulate, amass, roll up, hoard, pile up — get or gather together; «I am accumulating evidence for the man’s unfaithfulness to his wife»; «She is amassing a lot of data for her thesis»; «She rolled up a small fortune»

5. collect — gather or collect; «You can get the results on Monday»; «She picked up the children at the day care center»; «They pick up our trash twice a week»

gather up, pick up, call for

acquire, get — come into the possession of something concrete or abstract; «She got a lot of paintings from her uncle»; «They acquired a new pet»; «Get your results the next day»; «Get permission to take a few days off from work»

Adj. 1. collect — payable by the recipient on delivery; «a collect call»; «the letter came collect»; «a COD parcel»

cod

due — owed and payable immediately or on demand; «payment is due»

Adv. 1. collect — make a telephone call or mail a package so that the recipient pays; «call collect»; «send a package collect»

Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc.

collect

verb

1. gather, save, assemble, heap, accumulate, aggregate, amass, stockpile, hoard Two young girls were collecting firewood.
gather spread, distribute, scatter, strew

4. assemble, meet, rally, cluster, come together, convene, converge, congregate, flock together, foregather A crowd collected outside.
assemble scatter, disperse

Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002

collect 1

verb

1. To bring together:

assemble, call, cluster, congregate, convene, convoke, gather, get together, group, muster, round up, summon.

2. To bring together so as to increase in mass or number:

accrue, accumulate, agglomerate, aggregate, amass, cumulate, garner, gather, hive, pile up, roll up.

4. To bring one’s emotions under control:


collect 2

noun

A formula of words used in praying:

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Translations

sbíratvyzvednoutsebratshromažďovatvybírat

samleafhentehente

koguma

kerätäkollehtarukouskootaperiäeturukous

pokupitisakupljati

ná ísafna; ná jafnvægi

集める・・・を迎えにいく

…을 모으다데리러 가다

bendraikolekcijakolekcionieriuskolektyvaskolektyviai

aiziet kādam pakaļkolekcionētkoncentrētieskrātsapulcēties

zbratipobratizbirati

hämtasamla

รับสะสม

đónthu thập

collect

[kəˈlekt]

B. VI

3. (= pick up) collect on delivery (US) → contra reembolso

Collins Spanish Dictionary — Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005

collect

[kəˈlɛkt]

vt

(= accumulate) [+ information, evidence] → rassembler

(British) (= go to get) [+ person] → aller chercher
Their mother collects them from school → Leur mère va les chercher à l’école.

to collect one’s thoughts, to collect o.s. → réfléchir

Collins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005

collect

1

n (Eccl) → Kirchen- or Tagesgebet nt


collect

2

vt

(= pick up, fetch) things, personsabholen (from bei)

vi

(Comm: = call for goods) → abholen

Collins German Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged 7th Edition 2005. © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1980 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007

Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995

collect

(kəˈlekt) verb

1. to bring or come together; to gather. People are collecting in front of the house; I collect stamps; I’m collecting (money) for cancer research; He’s trying to collect his thoughts.

2. to call for and take away. She collects the children from school each day.

colˈlected adjective

1. gathered together in one book etc. the collected poems of Robert Burns.

2. composed; cool. She appeared quite calm and collected.

colˈlection (-ʃən) noun

1. (an) act of collecting. Your letter won’t get to London tomorrow – you’ve missed the last collection (= of mail from a postbox) for today.

2. a set of objects etc collected. a stamp collection.

colˈlective (-tiv) adjective

1. of a number of people etc combined into one group. This success was the result of a collective effort.

2. of a noun, taking a singular verb but standing for many things taken as a whole. `Cattle’ is a collective noun.

noun

a farm or organization run by a group of workers for the good of all of them.

colˈlectively adverb

They were collectively responsible for the man’s death.

colˈlector noun

a person who collects, as a job or as a hobby. a ticket-collector / stamp-collector.

Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary © 2006-2013 K Dictionaries Ltd.

collect

يَأْخُذُ, يَجْمَعُ sebrat, vyzvednout hente, samle abholen, sammeln παίρνω, συλλέγω recoger, reunir hakea, kerätä aller chercher, rassembler pokupiti, sakupljati andare a prendere, raccogliere ・・・を迎えにいく, 集める …을 모으다, 데리러 가다 ophalen, verzamelen hente, samle (inn) odbierać, zebrać buscar, colher, juntar, recolher забирать группу, собирать hämta รับ, สะสม almak, toplamak đón, thu thập 接走, 收集

Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009

collect

vt. coleccionar, recoger, juntar; acumular.

English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

  • I’d like to make a collect call (US)
    I’d like to make a reverse charge call (UK)

Collins Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009

collect

vt (blood, stool sample, etc.) recoger, recolectar (sangre, muestra de heces, etc.)

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  • 1
    collect

    collect

    1) собира́ть

    2) коллекциони́ровать

    3) получа́ть (деньги в уплату долга, налога

    и т.п.

    );

    5) востре́бовать (письма, товары

    и т.п.

    )

    6) заходи́ть за кем-л., чем-л.;

    7) овладева́ть собо́й; сосредото́чиваться;

    8) заключа́ть, де́лать вы́вод

    9) собира́ться, скопля́ться

    Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > collect

  • 2
    collect

    collect charge

    взимать сбор

    collecting center

    центр сбора информации

    collect transportation

    перевозка с оплатой в кредит

    English-Russian aviation dictionary > collect

  • 3
    collect

    Персональный Сократ > collect

  • 4
    collect

    English-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > collect

  • 5
    collect

    1. I

    a crowd are collecting народ /толпа/ и т. д. собирается

    2. II

    collect at some time dead leaves collect soon сухие листья и т. д. быстро и т. д. скапливаются /накапливаются/; collect somewhere collect here собираться здесь и т. д.

    3. III

    1) collect smb., smth. collect people собирать людей и т. д.; collect examples подбирать /подыскивать/ примеры и т. д.; have you collected all the data? у вас собран весь материал?; monitor, collect the test papers, please! староста, соберите контрольные [работы], пожалуйста!

    2) collect smth. collect stamps собирать /коллекционировать/ марки и т. д.

    3) collect smth. collect rent собирать квартирную плату и т. д; the conductor collects the fares кондуктор. получает плату за проезд

    4) collect smth. collect one’s energies собраться с силами и т. д.; collect one’s courage а) собраться с духом; б) собрать все свое мужество; collect one’s thoughts /one’s ideas, one’s wits/ собраться с мыслями

    5) collect smth., smb. coll. collect one’s luggage забирать свои вещи и т. д).; he went to collect his suitcase он пошел за своим чемоданом; I’ll collect you with the car at midday в полдень я за вами заеду на машине

    4. IV

    collect smth. in some manner collect smth. actively активно и т. д. коллекционировать /собирать/ что-л.

    5. XVI

    1) collect in smth. collect in the square собираться на площади и т. д.; they collected at the buscollectstop они собрались у автобусной остановки

    2) collect from smb. collect from taxpayers получать деньги с налогоплательщиков и т. д.; collect for smb., smth. he’s collecting for the poor он собирает деньги на бедных и т. д.

    6. XVIII

    7. XXI1

    1) collect smb., smth. in for smth. collect all the pupils in the big hall собирать всех учеников в большом зале и т. д.; collect material for a dictionary собирать материал для словаря; collect contributions for a hospital собирать взносы на строительство больницы

    2) collect smth. from smb. collect the eggs from the liens собирать яйца из-под кур; collect fees from patients получать гонорары от пациентов; collect membership dues from one’s colleagues собирать членские взносы у своих коллег

    3) collect smth. from smth., smb. coll. did you remember to collect your umbrella from the repair shop ? ты не забыл зайти за своим зонтом в мастерскую и т. д.?

    8. XXV

    collect if… dust soon collects if a room is not swept every day если комнату не подметать каждый день, в ней быстро собирается пыль; а crowd soon collects when there’s a street accident когда на улице происходит несчастный случай, быстро собирается толпа

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > collect

  • 6
    collect

    [̘. ̈v.kəˈlekt]

    charge collect взимать плату при доставке в кредит на дом charge collect получать деньги по долговому обязательству collect налог. взимать налоги collect взыскивать collect востребовать (письма, товары и т. п.) collect забирать collect заключать, делать вывод collect разг. заходить (за кем-л., чем-л.); he went to collect his suitcase он пошел за своим чемоданом collect ком. инкассировать collect налог. инкассировать collect коллекционировать collect комплектовать collect краткая молитва (в англиканской и католической церкви) collect наложенным платежом collect овладевать собой; сосредоточиваться; to collect one’s faculties взять себя в руки collect получать (деньги в уплату долга, налога и т. п.); I’ll have to collect from you вам придется расплатиться со мной collect получать collect с оплатой получателем collect собирать collect собираться, скопляться collect a card of admission получать пригласительный билет collect a debt инкассировать долг collect money for копить деньги collect on delivery, COD наложенным платежом collect on delivery получать деньги при доставке delivery: collect on collect наложенным платежом collect овладевать собой; сосредоточиваться; to collect one’s faculties взять себя в руки freight collect «фрахт подлежит уплате грузополучателем в порту назначения» (отметка в коносаменте) collect разг. заходить (за кем-л., чем-л.); he went to collect his suitcase он пошел за своим чемоданом collect получать (деньги в уплату долга, налога и т. п.); I’ll have to collect from you вам придется расплатиться со мной the telegram is sent collect телеграмма должна быть оплачена получателем

    English-Russian short dictionary > collect

  • 7
    collect

    1. v собираться, скопляться

    2. v собирать, коллекционировать

    3. v взимать

    4. v ком. инкассировать

    5. v забирать; получать

    6. v заходить

    7. v редк. заключать, делать вывод из сказанного

    8. adv амер. канад. с оплатой получателем

    9. adv амер. канад. наложенным платежом

    10. n церк. коллект, краткая молитва во время обедни

    Синонимический ряд:

    3. compose (verb) compose; contain; control; cool; re-collect; rein; repress; restrain; simmer down; smother; suppress

    4. gather (verb) accrue; accumulate; aggregate; amass; assemble; call; close; cluster; compile; congregate; congress; convene; converge; convoke; flock; forgather; garner; gather; get together; group; marshal; meet; muster; pick; pile; pile up; rally; rendezvous; roll up; round up; scrape together; summon; troop

    5. harvest (verb) earn; glean; harvest; obtain; raise; reap; secure; solicit

    6. infer (verb) conclude; deduce; deduct; derive; draw; infer; judge; make; make out

    7. settle (verb) bill; dun; handle; manage; negotiate; receive; settle

    Антонимический ряд:

    allot; apportion; arrange; assign; break up; broadcast; classify; deal; dispense; disperse; dispose; disseminate; dissipate; distribute; divide; scatter

    English-Russian base dictionary > collect

  • 8
    collect

    ̘. ̈v.kəˈlekt I
    1. гл.
    1) соединять в целое а) собирать (тж. collect up) Collecting up her belongings, she ran out of the house. ≈ Схватив свои вещи, она пулей вылетела из дому. Syn: accumulate б) коллекционировать в) комплектовать г) скопляться, собираться Syn: accumulate д) овладевать собой;
    сосредоточиваться collect oneself е) собирать, производить сборку (часового механизма) ∙ collect eyes
    2) о деньгах а) получать (деньги) A fine is to be collected from you. ≈ На вас налагается штраф. I’m collecting for the Red Cross, please give generously. ≈ Я собираю деньги для Красного Креста, проявите свою щедрость. — collect call б) инкассировать, производить инкассацию
    3) а) востребовать (письма, товары и т. п.) б) производить выемку писем
    4) а) разг. заходить за кем-л., чем-л.;
    забирать кого-л., что-л. I’ll collect you from the airport. ≈ Я встречу тебя в аэропорту. б) собирать толпу (зевак и т.п.)
    5) редк. выводить, делать заключение I collect him to have died about the year
    1635. ≈ Я полагаю, он умер примерно в 1635 году. Many of the laws of Nature may be collected from experiments. ≈ Многие законы природы можно вывести с помощью эксперимента. Syn: gather
    2. нареч.;
    амер., канад. сокращение от collect by delivery, «оплата при доставке»
    1) с оплатой получателем Phone me collect. ≈ Позвони мне с переводом оплаты на меня. — collect call
    2) наложенным платежом I sent you the books collect. ≈ Я отправил вам книги наложенным платежом. II сущ. краткая молитва( молитва, имеющая обычно каноническую форму, простая по содержанию, зачитываемая при служении мессы (см. communion service) между Gloria и Epistle;
    от лат. oratio ad collectam, «речь к собравшимся») collect of the day
    собирать — to * pupils in the hall собрать учеников в зале — to * evidence собрать свидетельские показания собираться, скопляться — a crowd soon *ed вскоре собралась толпа — water *s in hollows вода собирается во впадинах собирать, коллекционировать — to * stamps коллекционировать марки собирать (пожертвования) взимать (налоги, пошлины, проценты) — * on delivery оплата при доставке, наложенным платежом (коммерческое) инкассировать забирать;
    получать — to * goods from the station забрать товары со станции — to * one’s suitcase получить свой чемодан — to * the ball (спортивное) завладеть мячом заходить — he *ed his girl and brought her to the cinema он зашел за своей девушкой и повел ее в кино собраться с мыслями, сосредоточиться — to * oneself овладеть собой, прийти в себя, опомниться — to * one’s thoughts собраться с мыслями — to * one’s courage собрать все свое мужество( редкое) заключать, делать вывод из сказанного > to * eyes стараться привлечь к себе внимание (американизм) (канадское) с оплатой получателем — phone me * позвони мне с переводом оплаты на меня (при междугородных переговорах) — to send a telegram * послать телеграмму, которую должен оплатить получатель — «freight *» «фрахт подлежит уплате грузополучателем» (отметка в коносаменте) наложенным платежом — I sent you the books * я отправил вам книги наложенным платежом — I’ll pay for the goods * отправьте мне товар наложенным платежом (церковное) коллект, краткая молитва во время обедни
    charge ~ взимать плату при доставке в кредит на дом charge ~ получать деньги по долговому обязательству
    collect налог. взимать налоги ~ взыскивать ~ востребовать (письма, товары и т. п.) ~ забирать ~ заключать, делать вывод ~ разг. заходить (за кем-л., чем-л.) ;
    he went to collect his suitcase он пошел за своим чемоданом ~ ком. инкассировать ~ налог. инкассировать ~ коллекционировать ~ комплектовать ~ краткая молитва (в англиканской и католической церкви) ~ наложенным платежом ~ овладевать собой;
    сосредоточиваться;
    to collect one’s faculties взять себя в руки ~ получать (деньги в уплату долга, налога и т. п.) ;
    I’ll have to collect from you вам придется расплатиться со мной ~ получать ~ с оплатой получателем ~ собирать ~ собираться, скопляться
    ~ a card of admission получать пригласительный билет
    ~ a debt инкассировать долг
    ~ money for копить деньги
    ~ on delivery, COD наложенным платежом ~ on delivery получать деньги при доставке delivery: collect on ~ наложенным платежом
    ~ овладевать собой;
    сосредоточиваться;
    to collect one’s faculties взять себя в руки
    freight ~ «фрахт подлежит уплате грузополучателем в порту назначения» (отметка в коносаменте)
    ~ разг. заходить (за кем-л., чем-л.) ;
    he went to collect his suitcase он пошел за своим чемоданом
    ~ получать (деньги в уплату долга, налога и т. п.) ;
    I’ll have to collect from you вам придется расплатиться со мной
    the telegram is sent ~ телеграмма должна быть оплачена получателем

    Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > collect

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    collect

    собирать
    глагол:

    наречие:

    имя существительное:

    Англо-русский синонимический словарь > collect

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    collect

    I

    1. 1) собирать

    to collect evidence [information, data, material for a dictionary, signatures] — собрать свидетельские показания [сведения, данные, материал для словаря, подписи]

    2) собираться, скопляться

    2. собирать, коллекционировать

    to collect stamps [books, pictures, curiosities] — коллекционировать марки [книги, картины, редкости]

    2) взимать ()

    collect on delivery — оплата при доставке, наложенным платежом

    5. 1) забирать; получать

    2) заходить ()

    he collected his girl and brought her to the cinema — он зашёл за своей девушкой и повёл её в кино

    6. собраться с мыслями

    , сосредоточиться

    to collect oneself — овладеть собой, прийти в себя, опомниться

    to collect one’s thoughts [energies] — собраться с мыслями [с силами]

    7.

    заключать, делать вывод из сказанного

    to collect eyes — стараться привлечь к себе внимание

    2. [kəʹlekt]

    амер., канад.

    1) с оплатой получателем

    to send a telegram collect — послать телеграмму, которую должен оплатить получатель

    ❝freight collect❞ — «фрахт подлежит уплате грузополучателем» ()

    2) наложенным платежом

    II
    [ʹkɒlıkt,ʹkɒlekt]

    церк.

    коллект, краткая молитва во время обедни

    НБАРС > collect

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    collect

    [kə’lekt]

    v

    collect smb, smth


    — collect books
    — collect taxes
    — collect parcels
    — collect children from school
    — collect a crowd

    2) собираться, накапливаться


    — crowd soon collected

    3) собирать, коллекционировать

    collect smth


    — collect stamps

    4) овладевать собой, брать себя в руки, сосредоточиваться

    collect oneself


    — collect one’s thoughts

    CHOICE OF WORDS:

    (1.) Русскому глаголу собирать соответствует ряд слов в английском языке: to collect, to gather, to pick, to save, to call. Глаголы to collect и to gather взаимозаменяемы в значении «собираться, накапливаться»: dust collected (gathered) quickly пыль быстро накопилась; a crowd collected (gathered) собралась толпа. В остальных случаях глагол to collect не может быть заменен глаголом to gather. (2.) Русскому глаголу собирать в значении «откладывать, копить» соответствует английский глагол to save. (3.) Русским словосочетаниям собирать грибы, ягоды, цветы соответствуют глаголы to pick и to gather: to gather/to pick mushrooms (flowers, some berries); собирать урожай соответствует английским to gather (to take in) the crops (harvest). (4.) Русскому глаголу собирать в значении «созывать» соответствует английский глагол to call: to call a meeting (a conference); to call the students (members of the club) together. (5.) See gather, v

    English-Russian combinatory dictionary > collect

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    collect

    1.

    гл.

    1)

    б)

    общ.

    коллекционировать, собирать

    to collect stamps [books] — коллекционировать марки [книги]

    2)

    а)

    общ.

    получать, собирать ; взимать, взыскивать

    See:

    3)

    а)

    общ.

    забирать; получать

    б)

    общ.

    заходить за кем-л.; забирать кого-л.

    He collected his son from school. — Он забрал сына из школы.

    I’ll collect you from the airport. — Я встречу тебя в аэропорту.

    4)

    общ.

    собраться с мыслями и т. п., сосредоточиться

    5)

    ,

    редк.

    заключать, делать вывод

    See:

    2.

    нареч.

    ,

    амер.

    ,

    канад.

    с оплатой получателем

    Phone me collect. — Позвони мне с переводом оплаты на меня.

    See:

    Англо-русский экономический словарь > collect

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    collect

    Англо-русский технический словарь > collect

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    collect

    Англо-русский юридический словарь > collect

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    collect

    7) подбирать, комплектовать

    English-Russian scientific dictionary > collect

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    collect

    I [kə’lekt]
    1.

    гл.

    1)

    а) собирать

    Collecting up her belongings, she ran out of the house. — Схватив свои вещи, она пулей вылетела из дому.

    б) скопляться, собираться

    Syn:

    3)

    б) собирать, производить сборку

    4) овладевать собой; сосредоточиваться

    5)

    а) получать, собирать

    A fine is to be collected from you. — На вас должен быть наложен штраф.

    I’m collecting for the Red Cross, please give generously. — Я собираю деньги для Красного Креста, проявите щедрость.

    б) инкассировать, производить инкассацию

    8)

    разг.

    заходить ; забирать

    I’ll collect you from the airport. — Я заберу тебя из аэропорта.

    10)

    уст.

    выводить, делать заключение

    I collect him to have died about the year 1635. — Я полагаю, он умер примерно в 1635 году.

    Many of the laws of Nature may be collected from experiments. — Многие законы природы можно вывести с помощью эксперимента.

    Syn:

    ••

    2.

    ;

    амер.

    ;

    канад.

    If you run out of money, call us collect and we’II send you some. — Если у тебя кончатся деньги, позвони нам с переводом оплаты на нас, и мы вышлем тебе ещё.

    II [‘kɔlekt]

    ;

    рел.

    коллект, краткая молитва

    Англо-русский современный словарь > collect

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    collect

    1. подбирать; собирать; комплектовать

    2. забирать, захватывать

    English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > collect

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    collect

    1) собирать

    2) коллекционировать

    3) получать (деньги в уплату долга, налога и т. п.); I’ll have to collect from you вам придется расплатиться со мной

    4) comm. инкассировать

    5) востребовать (письма, товары и т. п.)

    6) комплектовать

    7)

    collocation

    заходить за кем-л., чем-л.; he went to collect his suitcase он пошел за своим чемоданом

    8) собираться, скопляться

    9) овладевать собой; сосредоточиваться; to collect one’s faculties взять себя в руки

    10) заключать, делать вывод

    Syn:

    accumulate

    краткая молитва (в англиканской и католической церкви)

    the telegram is sent collect телеграмма должна быть оплачена получателем

    * * *

    (v) взимать; забирать; инкассировать; получать деньги по долговому обязательству; получить деньги по долговому обязательству; собирать; собираться

    * * *

    * * *

    [col·lect || kə’lekt]
    краткая молитва
    собирать, собираться, скопляться; коллекционировать, востребовать, инкассировать; получать, взимать; сосредоточиваться, овладевать собой; делать вывод, заключать
    с оплатой получателем

    * * *

    взимать

    забирать

    инкассировать

    коллекционировать

    копить

    набирать

    набрать

    скопить

    собирать

    собрать

    * * *

    I
    1. гл.
    1) а) собирать (тж. collect up)
    б) коллекционировать
    в) комплектовать
    г) скопляться
    д) овладевать собой
    е) собирать, производить сборку (часового механизма)
    2) а) получать ( деньги)
    б) инкассировать, производить инкассацию
    3) а) востребовать (письма, товары и т. п.)
    б) производить выемку писем
    2. нареч.; амер., канад.
    сокращение от collect by delivery, «оплата при доставке»
    1) с оплатой получателем
    2) наложенным платежом
    II
    сущ.
    краткая молитва

    Новый англо-русский словарь > collect

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    collect

    1) собирать (напр. данные)

    2) инкассировать, получать деньги по долговому обязательству; взимать (напр. налоги)

    3) взимать плату при доставке в кредит на дом

    4) забирать

    Англо-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > collect

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    collect

    English-Russian big medical dictionary > collect

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WordReference Random House Learner’s Dictionary of American English © 2023

col•lect1 /kəˈlɛkt/USA pronunciation  
v. 

  1. to gather together;
    assemble: [no object]The youth group collected in the parking lot.[+ object]We collected the kids and hustled them onto the bus.
  2. [+ object] to obtain many examples of (something), or make a collection of (something), as a hobby: She likes to collect stamps.
  3. to ask for or demand and receive payment: [no object]The newspaper carrier collects on Mondays.[+ object]He collected debts from poor people.
  4. [no object* (~ + on + object)] to receive payment that one is owed: We finally collected from the insurance company on the damage to our house.
  5. to regain control of (oneself or one’s thoughts or emotions):[+ object]He took a moment to collect himself.
  6. [+ object] to call for and take with one: Did you collect your mail?
  7. to accumulate;
    gather in a layer:[no object]A lot of dust collected on the computer screen.

adj., adv.

  1. Telecommunicationsrequiring payment by the recipient: [adjective; often before a noun]a collect telephone call.[adverb]to call collect.

See -lec-.

WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2023

col•lect1 
(kə lekt),USA pronunciation v.t. 

  1. to gather together;
    assemble:The professor collected the students’ exams.
  2. to accumulate;
    make a collection of:to collect stamps.
  3. to receive or compel payment of:to collect a bill.
  4. to regain control of (oneself or one’s thoughts, faculties, composure, or the like):At the news of her promotion, she took a few minutes to collect herself.
  5. to call for and take with one:He drove off to collect his guests. They collected their mail.
  6. Sport[Manège.]to bring (a horse) into a collected attitude.
  7. [Archaic.]to infer.

v.i.

  1. to gather together;
    assemble:The students collected in the assembly hall.
  2. to accumulate:Rain water collected in the barrel.
  3. to receive payment (often fol. by on):He collected on the damage to his house.
  4. to gather or bring together books, stamps, coins, etc., usually as a hobby:He’s been collecting for years.
  5. Sport[Manège.](of a horse) to come into a collected attitude.

adj., adv.

  1. Telecommunicationsrequiring payment by the recipient:a collect telephone call; a telegram sent collect.
  • Latin collēctus (past participle of colligere to collect), equivalent. to col- col1 + leg- (stem of legere to gather) + -tus past participle suffix
  • late Middle English 1375–1425

    • 1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged See gather. 
    • 1, 2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged amass, aggregate.
    • 4.See corresponding entry in Unabridged compose, calm.


    • 1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged broadcast.
    • 2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged distribute.



col•lect2 
(kolekt),USA pronunciation n. 

  1. Religionany of certain brief prayers used in Western churches esp. before the epistle in the communion service.
  • Medieval Latin, short for ōrātiō ad collēctam prayer at collection (see collect1)
  • Middle English collecte 1150–1200

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::

collect /kəˈlɛkt/ vb

  1. to gather together or be gathered together
  2. to accumulate (stamps, books, etc) as a hobby or for study
  3. (transitive) to call for or receive payment of (taxes, dues, etc)
  4. (transitive) to regain control of (oneself, one’s emotions, etc) as after a shock or surprise: he collected his wits
  5. (transitive) to fetch; pick up: collect your own post, he collected the children after school
  6. (intransitive) sometimes followed by on: slang to receive large sums of money, as from an investment
  7. (transitive) Austral NZ informal to collide with; be hit by

adv , adj

  1. US (of telephone calls) on a reverse-charge basis

Etymology: 16th Century: from Latin collēctus collected, from colligere to gather together, from com- together + legere to gather

collect /ˈkɒlɛkt/ n

  1. a short Church prayer generally preceding the lesson or epistle in Communion and other services

Etymology: 13th Century: from Medieval Latin collecta (from the phrase ōrātiō ad collēctam prayer at the (people’s) assembly), from Latin colligere to collect1

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Look closely at every corner and collect items that eventually may find useful.



Посмотрите внимательно на каждом углу и собирать предметы, которые в конечном итоге могут оказаться полезными.


Police can impose but not collect fines on the spot for minor traffic offences.



Сотрудники полиции могут наложить, но не могут собирать штрафы на месте за незначительные нарушения правил дорожного движения.


Another item you can collect is bottles.



Одним из тех предметов, что вы можете собрать, являются бочки с виски.


You can find it or collect valuables even during missions.



Вы можете найти его или собрать ценные вещи даже во время миссий.


Therefore, undocumented workers normally cannot collect unemployment insurance.



Поэтому работники, не имеющие документов, как правило, не могут получить страховку по безработице.


We collect and recycle used batteries.



Мы собираем и сдаем на переработку использованные батарейки.


We collect information voluntarily from our customers and guests.



Мы собираем только добровольно предоставленные персональные данные наших клиентов и посетителей.


Once or twice a year we collect feedback from consumers.



Один, а иногда два раза в год, мы собираем заявления от получателей социальных услуг.


They will normally collect empty bottles and cans without asking you first.



Они обычно собирают пустые бутылки и банки, не спрашивая вас в первую очередь.


Yet we have never seen any progressive issues collect a million signatures.



Но мы еще ни разу не видели, чтобы прогрессивные вопросы, которые нас занимают, собирали миллион подписей.


Mineral collectors collect crystals and minerals because they like them.



Минеральные коллекционеры собирают кристаллы и минералы, потому что они им нравятся.


We collect dance descriptions and recorded dance music from sources worldwide.



Мы собираем описания танцев и записываем танцевальную музыку из источников по всему миру.


You collect these cards like in other collectible card games.



Вы собираете эти карты, как в любой другой карточной коллекционной игре.


Throughout our lifetimes we collect and purchase items that have meaning to us.



На протяжении всей нашей жизни мы собираем и покупаем множество предметов, которые имеют для нас значение.


They must collect 5,000 signatures under stringent restrictions.



Необходимо собрать 5000 подписей, соблюдая при этом жёсткие ограничения.


This is because we have state-based systems that collect different information.



Это потому, что у нас есть основанные на состоянии системы, которые собирают различную информацию.


That depends on how fast we can collect the needed money.



Во многом это зависит от того, как быстро нам удастся собрать необходимые денежные средства.


Zen finds them online and collect in one tape.



Он сам находит их в интернете и собирает в одну ленту.


These cookies might collect data outside of our website.



Эти куки-файлы, возможно, собирают данные за пределами нашего веб-сайта.


Behavioural information we collect about you.



Поведенческая информация, которую мы собираем о вас.

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Other forms: collected; collecting; collects

The verb collect describes gathering or bringing something together. Charity organizations often collect warm coats for people in need.

Other people who want to help those in need seek monetary donations. If you volunteer for a charity, you may collect on behalf of the charity — meaning you get donations. Collect can also refer to getting payment for money that is owed. If you owe money to someone, eventually he’ll find you and say, «I’m here to collect.»

Definitions of collect

  1. verb

    get or gather together

    synonyms:

    accumulate, amass, compile, hoard, pile up, roll up

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    run up

    pile up (debts or scores)

    corral

    collect or gather

    pull in

    get or bring together

    come up, scrape, scrape up, scratch

    gather (money or other resources) together over time

    chunk, lump

    put together indiscriminately

    bale

    make into a bale

    catch

    take in and retain

    fund

    accumulate a fund for the discharge of a recurrent liability

    fund

    place or store up in a fund for accumulation

    archive, file away

    put into an archive

    nickel-and-dime

    accumulate gradually

    beat up, drum up, rally

    gather

    type of:

    hive away, lay in, put in, salt away, stack away, stash away, store

    keep or lay aside for future use

  2. verb

    get or bring together

  3. verb

    assemble or get together

    synonyms:

    garner, gather, pull together

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    Antonyms:

    distribute, spread

    distribute or disperse widely

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    marshal, mobilise, mobilize, summon

    make ready for action or use

    rake

    gather with a rake

    glean, harvest, reap

    gather, as of natural products

    club

    gather into a club-like mass

    hive

    gather into a hive

    salvage, scavenge

    collect discarded or refused material

    come up, muster, muster up, rally, summon

    gather or bring together

    round up

    seek out and bring together

    cull, pick, pluck

    look for and gather

    nut

    gather nuts

    snail

    gather snails

    bird-nest, birdnest

    gather birdnests

    nest

    gather nests

    oyster

    gather oysters, dig oysters

    sponge

    gather sponges, in the ocean

    pearl

    gather pearls, from oysters in the ocean

    clam

    gather clams, by digging in the sand by the ocean

    shock

    collect or gather into shocks

    heap up, pile up, stack up

    arrange into piles or stacks

    glean

    collect or gather bit by bit, especially information

    whelk

    gather whelk

    cut

    reap or harvest

    mushroom

    pick or gather mushrooms

    berry

    pick or gather berries

  4. verb

    call for and obtain payment of

    “we
    collected over a million dollars in outstanding debts”

    “he
    collected the rent”

    synonyms:

    take in

  5. adjective

    payable by the recipient on delivery

    “a
    collect call”

    “the letter came
    collect

    synonyms:

    cod

    due

    owed and payable immediately or on demand

  6. adverb

    make a telephone call or mail a package so that the recipient pays

    “call
    collect

    “send a package
    collect

Definitions of collect

  1. noun

    a short prayer generally preceding the lesson in the Church of Rome or the Church of England

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