rally

集会、決起集会

人や団体、活動への支持を集めるための大規模な公開集会。

やさしい英語で： A large public meeting held to build support for a person, group, or cause.

• Thousands attended the campaign rally.
• The candidate spoke at a rally in the park.
• Supporters held rallies across the country.

類義語： gathering, mass meeting

よく使う表現： campaign rally, election rally, hold a rally

抗議集会、集会

何かへの支持や反対を示す公開集会で、演説を伴うことが多い。

やさしい英語で： A public meeting where people express support for or opposition to something, often with speeches.

• We joined a rally against the factory closure.
• Speakers at the peace rally called for talks.
• The workers organized a rally outside city hall.

使い方： rally against something (The rally against the cuts drew a large crowd.); rally for something (They held a rally for equal pay.)

類義語： demonstration, protest

よく使う表現： protest rally, peace rally, rally against something

反発する、持ち直す

価格や金融資産の価値が、下落した後に再び上がること。

やさしい英語で： To rise again after prices or financial values have fallen.

• Share prices rallied this afternoon.
• The market rallied after yesterday’s fall.
• Will the currency rally before the week ends?

類義語： recover, rebound

反対語： fall

よく使う表現： stocks rally, prices rally, rally after something

持ち直す、回復する

病気や衰弱の後、再び元気になったり意識がはっきりしたりすること。

やさしい英語で： To become stronger or more awake again after being ill or weak.

• The patient began to rally.
• She rallied after a difficult night.
• Doctors hoped he would rally enough to sit up.

類義語： recover, improve

反対語： deteriorate

よく使う表現： rally after something, begin to rally