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collectearly 15c. (transitive), from Old French collecter "to collect" (late 14c.), from Latin collectus, past participle of colligere "gather together," from com- "together" (s [..]
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collectto bring together or gather together
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collectDefinition verb
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collectzamlen zikh
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collectzamlen
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collect(n) a short prayer generally preceding the lesson in the Church of Rome or the Church of England(v) get or gather together(v) call for and obtain payment of(v) assemble or get together(v) get or bring [..]
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collectv. (debt) cobrar, recaudar; (information) recopilar, recolectar, recoger, reunir, recabar
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collectThe act of gathering information in the form of analogue or digital input through devices such as CCDs, scanners, microphones, camcorders, TV cameras, pressure and temperature transducers and keyboard [..]
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collectThe button on a game (usually slots) which allows players to convert their credits into cash.
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collectA brief prayer that “collects” or sums up the petitions of the people.
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collectUsage in this manual: Process in which blood components are collected from the hospital blood bank or from a satellite refrigerator prior to transfusion. This usage should be distinguished from “colle [..]
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