Collect - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
verb
- call for and obtain payment of (syn: take in)
he collected the rent
- get or bring together (syn: pull in)
- gather or collect (syn: gather up, pick up)
adverb
send a package collect
adjective
Extra examples
They hope to collect over 1,000 signatures on the petition.
He collected stories from all over the world.
They collected information about the community.
We collected soil samples from several areas on the site.
We collected our baggage from the baggage claim at the airport.
I left my suit at the cleaners and I have to collect it today.
She enjoys collecting antique teapots.
He has an impressive stamp collection, though he has been collecting for only a few years.
I took a minute to collect my thoughts.
Collecting up her belongings, she ran out of the house.
A fine is to be collected from you.
I'm collecting for the Red Cross, please give generously.
I'll collect you from the airport.
Many of the laws of Nature may be collected from experiments.
After 25 years of collecting recipes, she has compiled them into a cookbook.
Word forms
I/you/we/they: collect
he/she/it: collects
present participle: collecting
past tense: collected
past participle: collected
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