rally
US /ˈræl.i/
UK /ˈræl.i/
1.
unjuk rasa, rapat umum, demonstrasi
a mass meeting of people to show support for or opposition to something
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Thousands attended the political rally.
Ribuan orang menghadiri unjuk rasa politik.
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The environmental group organized a rally to protest deforestation.
Kelompok lingkungan mengorganisir unjuk rasa untuk memprotes deforestasi.
2.
pemulihan, kenaikan, penguatan
a recovery or improvement in price, value, or health after a decline
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The stock market saw a strong rally in the afternoon.
Pasar saham mengalami pemulihan yang kuat di sore hari.
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After a long illness, her health began to show a promising rally.
Setelah sakit panjang, kesehatannya mulai menunjukkan pemulihan yang menjanjikan.
1.
bangkit, bersatu, pulih
to come together again in order to continue fighting or to make an effort to achieve something after a period of difficulty or defeat
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The team managed to rally in the second half and win the game.
Tim berhasil bangkit di babak kedua dan memenangkan pertandingan.
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The community rallied around the family after the tragedy.
Masyarakat bersatu di sekitar keluarga setelah tragedi itu.
2.
menguat, naik, pulih
(of prices or a stock market) to increase after a fall
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Oil prices began to rally after the news.
Harga minyak mulai menguat setelah berita itu.
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The company's shares are expected to rally next quarter.
Saham perusahaan diperkirakan akan menguat kuartal depan.