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to collect
01
to gather together things from different places or people
Transitive: to collect sth
02
to gather payments owed by individuals or entities
Transitive: to collect payments
03
to get and keep interesting or valuable items of a particular kind as a pastime
Transitive: to collect particular items
04
to assemble into a unified body or gathering
Intransitive: to collect somewhere
05
to gather contributions from individuals or organizations for a charitable cause or purpose
Transitive: to collect contributions
06
make a telephone call or mail a package so that the recipient pays
07
to go and get something that belongs to one or is ready for one
Transitive: to collect sth
collect
01
payable by the recipient on delivery
Collect
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a short prayer generally preceding the lesson in the Church of Rome or the Church of England
collect
v
collected
adj
collected
adj
collecting
n
collecting
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collection
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collection
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Example
The scientist collected samples of soil and water from different locations for environmental analysis.
The farmer collected ripe apples from the orchard to sell at the farmer's market.
The teacher asked the students to collect data for their science project.
The students were instructed to collect leaves for their biology project.
The nurse collected a sample of pee for the routine check-up.
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