group

noun A1

grup, topluluk

a number of people or things that are located, gathered, or classed together

The tour guide divided the class into small groups for the museum visit.

Our company created a new group to handle customer feedback more efficiently.
She felt comfortable sharing her ideas when she was part of a supportive group.
The interdisciplinary group of scientists published a groundbreaking study on climate change.
Despite differing opinions, the international policy group managed to draft a comprehensive agreement.

group of students · öğrenciler topluluğu The professor assigned a project to each group of students.
group decision · grup kararı After a long discussion, the committee reached a group decision.
form a group The volunteers decided to form a group to clean the park.
work in a group Researchers often work in a group to share data and ideas.

sb: somebody · sth: something

verb B1

gruplamak

to arrange or classify items into groups

The coach will group the players into two teams for practice.

Scientists often group similar species to study evolutionary patterns.
The manager decided to group the tasks by priority before assigning them.
During the workshop, participants were asked to group the statements according to their relevance to the topic.
In the final report, the authors meticulously grouped the longitudinal data by socioeconomic status to reveal hidden trends.

group together · bir araya toplamak The teacher asked the students to group together for the project.
group the data · verileri sınıflandırmak Researchers grouped the data by age and gender for analysis.
group sth by sth The analyst grouped the responses by region.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: classify

simpler: arrange

opposite: separate

Same family

know one and the others are easy

group grup, topluluk

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