muster
BrE /ˈmʌstə/ AmE /ˈmʌstər/
verb en → es
past mustered pp mustered ing mustering
to gather people together for a particular purpose, especially in the military or at work
reunir, juntar
- muster troops/soldiers
Collocations muster a group of people · muster the troops
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The captain mustered his men for battle.
El capitán reunió a sus hombres para la batalla.
to show or display something, especially courage or strength
demostrar, mostrar
- muster courage/strength
Collocations muster the courage to do something · muster one's strength
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She mustered all her courage and spoke up.
Ella reunió todo su valor y habló.
to count or list people, especially soldiers in an army
contar, enumerar
- muster a number of people
Collocations muster the troops · muster a list of names
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The officer mustered his soldiers and took a headcount.
El oficial contó a sus soldados y tomó un censo.
to assemble or gather together, often in preparation for an event
reunirse, juntarse
- muster for something
Collocations muster for a meeting · muster for battle
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The team mustered for their final match.
El equipo se reunió para su último partido.