Collocations for rally - noun
1. political meeting
ADJECTIVE
big,
huge,
large,
major,
mass,
massive
public
indoor, outdoor
a massive outdoor rally in Buenos Aires
public
indoor, outdoor
a massive outdoor rally in Buenos Aires
pep
(AmE)
a pep rally before the homecoming game
a pep rally before the homecoming game
campaign (esp. AmE),
election (esp. BrE),
political
opposition, protest
peace
anti-government, anti-war, etc.
pro-government, pro-war, etc.
opposition, protest
peace
anti-government, anti-war, etc.
pro-government, pro-war, etc.
VERB + rally
have,
hold,
stage
The demonstrators marched to Trafalgar Square where they held a rally.
The demonstrators marched to Trafalgar Square where they held a rally.
call for,
organize,
plan
attend, take part in
About 5 000 people attended a rally calling for peace.
attend, take part in
About 5 000 people attended a rally calling for peace.
address,
speak at
ban
The government banned all rallies.
ban
The government banned all rallies.
rally + VERB
take place
end
call for sth
a rally calling for a boycott of the January elections
end
call for sth
a rally calling for a boycott of the January elections
PREPOSITION
at a/the rally
She spoke at a public rally in Hyde Park.
She spoke at a public rally in Hyde Park.
rally against
a mass rally against the treaty
a mass rally against the treaty
rally for
a rally for the winning candidate
a rally for the winning candidate
rally in support of
a rally in support of the strike
a rally in support of the strike
2. recovery
ADJECTIVE
bear-market,
market,
stock-market
(all business)
The US dollar is now ending its bear-market rally.
The US dollar is now ending its bear-market rally.
dollar,
euro,
etc.
recent
late
The visiting team staged a late rally.
recent
late
The visiting team staged a late rally.