group
ਗਰੁੱਪ ਨੂੰ
definition
verb
three wooden chairs were grouped around a dining table
put together or place in a group or groups.
noun
these bodies fall into four distinct groups
a number of people or things that are located close together or are considered or classed together.
example
Far be it from me to encourage you to buy a newspaper produced by another 'group' .
the workers formed a new 'group'
In aliphatic chemistry this is carried out as a substitution of a hydrogen atom in a 'group' .
support 'group'
a 'group' of boys approached
I now belong to my local drama 'group'
They are imitating the complex dance steps and hand jives that the 'group' perform in their videos.
the largest newspaper 'group' in the UK
I'm going to try to 'group' a team together, so if you are interested in taking part leave a message in the comments below or email me.
a methyl 'group'
On the evidence of this album, the 'group' appear in complete and remarkable control of their art.
many growers began to 'group' together to form cooperatives
Robert is joined by Vincent Courtois on cello and Cyril Atef on drums in a chamber jazz 'group' of the highest order.
A 'group' of maids had gathered together and were giggling and laughing over some unknown joke.
You go to classes all day long and take notes and participate in 'group' discussions.
we 'group' them into species merely as a convenience
When insurgents 'group' together, they lose their mobility and present attractive targets.
Ramsay realized that argon and helium might be members of a hitherto unsuspected new 'group' in the Periodic Table.
Just don't expect it to sound like his old indie rock 'group' , or much else for that matter.
This is the third year we have gathered together a 'group' of friends to meet at Burke's Canoes in Forestville.
However, the club have been very naive in allowing large numbers of away fans to 'group' together.
'group' scheme
a 'group' of scientists
Some walkers warned a 'group' of four boys to get off the frozen river at Water End.
I now belong to my local drama 'group'
We stood on the corner of one of the back roads when we were approached by a 'group' of young boys aged about 10 to 12.
Lonnie equips his quartet with the dynamics of a big band while retaining the intimacy of a small 'group' .
the women gathered in a 'group'
The D. subobscura lines 'group' in two clear clusters.
a 'group' of dogs came round the corner
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