raggruppare
= verbo trans. riunire in uno o più gruppi <
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Ella non cessava di piangere. Egli s'alzò in piedi, brancolò su la parete. Uno sprazzo di luce rischiarò la stanza. E allora egli vide la donna atterrata e devastata raggrupparsi in sé stessa, rannicchiarsi come una povera bestia sbigottita, incrociare le braccia sul volto, nascondersi. E il cuore gli si divise. (D'Annunzio - Forse che sì forse che no)
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raggruppamento
= il raggruppare, il raggrupparsi, l'essere raggruppato <>
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raggruppato
= participio passato di raggruppare <>
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stormeggiare
= verbo intransitivo adunarsi , raggrupparsi in stormo -
= verbo transitivo sonare a stormo , <>
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The door opened, and a group oflittle children bounded out, shouting and romping.<>
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The open shutters bore a variety ofgolden inscriptions, eulogistic of good beds and neat wines; and thechoice group of countrymen and hostlers lounging about the stable doorand horse-trough, afforded presumptive proof of the excellent quality ofthe ale and spirits which were sold within.<>
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There were many classes of people here, from thelabouring man in his fustian jacket, to the broken-down spendthrift inhis shawl dressing-gown, most appropriately out at elbows; but therewas the same air about them all--a kind of listless, jail-bird, carelessswagger, a vagabondish who's-afraid sort of bearing, which is whollyindescribable in words, but which any man can understand in one momentif he wish, by setting foot in the nearest debtors' prison, and lookingat the very first group of people he sees there, with the same interestas Mr. Pickwick did.<>
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Mary,after a little more whispering, tripped forth from the group and said--'I am going to dine with you to-day, sir, if you have no objection.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) Underhill did not know how long he stood staring down at this macabrefigure, when he looked up and saw a group of four figures standing abovehim on the bank.<>
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"(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) "I never knew Sir Arthur so excited," said Bagshaw to his group ofcompanions afterwards.<>
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"(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) The pair drove off, amid waving salutations that seemed somehow to givethe little group the appearance of a cheering crowd.<>
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In talking to his neighbours in the little group of new houses that hadgrown up round the old village green, he lost no time in turning theconversation in the direction of his hobby.<>
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Mr. Smart's new secretary, a young mannamed Francis Boyle, though an Irishman and not credited with caution,was mildly surprised at his talking so freely of the gems of hiscollection to the group of comparative strangers who happened to havealighted in a rather nomadic fashion in the neighbourhood; forcollectors are commonly vigilant and sometimes secretive.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) The conversation was general enough, for all the little local group werepresent.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) Indeed, the attitude of each member of the little group wascharacteristic enough.<>
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A group of actors and other people involved were already standingin front of it, conferring and considering, one might almost fancy, theadvisability of a battering-ram.<>
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The group contained one figure, atleast, who was already well enough known; whose photograph was on manymantelpieces and his autograph in many albums.<>
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The group also contained RalphRandall, who generally acted elderly character parts, and had a humoroushatchet face, blue with shaving, and discoloured with grease paint.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) Even as he spoke the group in question turned at the end of the galleryand broke up, and Captain Musgrave came back to them in hasty strides.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) "I hope I do not intrude," said the urbane and seductive voice ofProfessor Phroso, that unconquerable wrestler of the truth, "but itoccurred to me that some of you might spare a little time for that muchdespised science of Bumps, which----"(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) "Look here," cried the impetuous Tommy Hunter, "I haven't got any bumps;but you'll jolly well have some soon, you----"(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) Hardcastle mildly restrained him as he plunged back through the door;and for the moment all the group had turned again and were looking backinto the inner room.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) But there was something about its stillness, like that of a statue, thatdistinguished it from the group at his feet.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) Even greater, however, was the bewilderment which attended thesuccessive stages of the benevolent conspiracy of the general's wife,who had assembled her little group of sympathizers to storm the castleof the misanthrope.<>
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