rally in Italian

rally in Italian is manifestazione, raduno — rally means a large public gathering held to show support for a cause, person, or team.

manifestazione

noun

A public gathering or mass meeting that is not mainly a protest and is organized to inspire enthusiasm for a cause.

raduno

noun

A public gathering or mass meeting that is not mainly a protest and is organized to inspire enthusiasm for a cause.

What does "rally" mean?

noun A large public gathering held to show support for a cause, person, or team.
"Hundreds of students gathered at the rally to support the campaign for cleaner rivers."
noun A recovery in prices, values, or performance after a decline.
"After weeks of falling, the share price enjoyed a late rally in the afternoon."
verb To come together again, especially after being scattered or discouraged, in order to make a united effort.
"After the setback, the volunteers rallied and finished the clean-up before dark."
noun A sequence of shots exchanged between players before a point is won, as in tennis.
"Their long rally ended when she hit the ball into the net."

Hundreds of students gathered at the rally to support the campaign for cleaner rivers.
Thousands attended the political rally downtown.
After weeks of falling, the share price enjoyed a late rally in the afternoon.
A rally in the pound gave exporters some welcome relief.

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What is "rally" in Italian?

"rally" in Italian is manifestazione, raduno. rally means: A large public gathering held to show support for a cause, person, or team.

How do you use "rally" in a sentence?

Example: "Hundreds of students gathered at the rally to support the campaign for cleaner rivers." In Italian, "rally" is manifestazione, raduno.

Are there other ways to say "rally" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "rally": manifestazione, raduno.

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