結 集(けっしゅう)

けっしゅう

noun, suru verb

rally, concentration of forces

1. rallying together, concentrating, uniting forces

To gather people, power, or resources together for a common purpose. Often used in political, military, or organizational contexts.

力(ちから)を結集(けっしゅう)して取(と)り組(く)む。

We unite our efforts and tackle the task.

全員(ぜんいん)の知恵(ちえ)を結集(けっしゅう)して問題(もんだい)を解決(かいけつ)しよう。

Let's pool everyone's wisdom and solve the problem.

このプロジェクトは社内(しゃない)の技術(ぎじゅつ)力(りょく)を結集(けっしゅう)して完成(かんせい)させた大作(たいさく)です。

This project is a major achievement completed by pooling the company's technical expertise.

USAGE:
Often used with 力(ちから) (strength), 知恵(ちえ) (wisdom), or 英知(えいち) (collective wisdom) as objects. Implies purposeful gathering rather than casual assembly. Common in speeches, news, and organizational contexts.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

力(ちから)を結集(けっしゅう)する: to unite forces
知恵(ちえ)を結集(けっしゅう)する: to pool wisdom
総力(そうりょく)を結集(けっしゅう)する: to concentrate all resources

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