string together



string something together

to connect things, such as beads, together, as with string. I spent all afternoon stringing beads together. My pearls broke and I had to take them to a jeweler to have them strung together again.
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string together

Compose, assemble, as in There's more to devising an effective slogan than stringing together some words. This expression alludes to threading beads on a string. [First half of 1800s]
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string together

v.
1. To arrange something in a string or series: This sentence makes no sense—you've just strung a bunch of words together at random! They worked all night stringing the flowers together to make those garlands.
2. To produce something by arranging in a string or series: I was able to string together a flimsy excuse for my chronic lateness. How do you expect to be a successful lawyer when you can barely string an argument together?
See also: string, together

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Batbayar-Mongolian
NataŠA-Serbian, Croatian, Slovene, Macedonian
Mcnally[mik'næli:]
KarlaKAHR-lah (German)German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Croatian
Naomi (1)nay-O-mee (English), nie-O-mee (English)English, Hebrew, Biblical
Cahaya-Indonesian, Malay