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I. herd together ГЛАГ прх
to herd together people прен
II. herd together ГЛАГ нпрх
I. to·geth·er [təˈgeðəʳ, Am -ɚ] НРЧ inv
1. together (with each other):
zusammen mit etw дат
2. together (collectively):
3. together (as to combine):
4. together (in relationship):
to sleep together разг
5. together (simultaneously):
6. together (continuously):
II. to·geth·er [təˈgeðəʳ, Am -ɚ] ПРИЛ approv разг
I. herd [hɜ:d, Am hɜ:rd] СЪЩ + sing/pl vb
1. herd (group of animals):
Herde f <-, -n>
herd of wild animals
Rudel ср <-s, ->
2. herd прин (group of people):
Herde f <-, -n> прин
Masse f <-, -n>
II. herd [hɜ:d, Am hɜ:rd] ГЛАГ прх
III. herd [hɜ:d, Am hɜ:rd] ГЛАГ нпрх
Запис в OpenDict
herd ГЛАГ
Present
Iherd together
youherd together
he/she/itherds together
weherd together
youherd together
theyherd together
Past
Iherded together
youherded together
he/she/itherded together
weherded together
youherded together
theyherded together
Present Perfect
Ihaveherded together
youhaveherded together
he/she/ithasherded together
wehaveherded together
youhaveherded together
theyhaveherded together
Past Perfect
Ihadherded together
youhadherded together
he/she/ithadherded together
wehadherded together
youhadherded together
theyhadherded together
PONS OpenDict

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When the herd travels, the stallion is usually at the rear and apparently drives straggling herd members forward, keeping the herd together.
en.wikipedia.org
The voice is used as a way of keeping the herd together and for males to attract females.
www.digitaljournal.com
This uses the concept of homophily, which is the natural tendency for like-minded people to associate and herd together and is often found in social network studies.
www.macleans.ca
Moreover, polling firms can sometimes be influenced by the results reported by other polling firms; they may herd together, especially as an election ticks down.
www.huffingtonpost.com
It's obviously politically attractive to all herd together -- that way who can blame you if you get it wrong?
blogs.telegraph.co.uk