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Idiom

piece togetherpiece together (something)

to combine many small details to give a complete description of something.

In this account, Rawson tries to piece together the events leading up to the tragedy.I hadn't told anyone about it, though I suppose someone could have pieced it together.

to combine small things to make something bigger.

Peters pieced together night courses for five years to earn a college degree.We had to piece the money together to pay off our debts.

Etymology: from the idea of combining the parts of something to make a whole

Phr V

piece together

pieces, piecing, pieced

piece together sth or piece sth together

to try to understand a situation or to try to discover the truth about something by collecting different pieces of information and considering them at the same time

Police are now trying to piece together a profile of the murderer.Clues from genes have helped us piece together the history of living things.

to create something by joining different things together or by joining the separate parts of something togetheroften + from

The book has been pieced together from a number of interviews with Richards.He pieced together the document from fragments found in the wastepaper bin.

piece (something) together

1. Literally, to fit the pieces of something together into a whole. She got some super glue and pieced the broken lamp back together.

2. To make sense of something by analyzing multiple pieces of information and drawing a conclusion based on what they collectively indicate. Federal investigators are experts at piecing evidence together to track down criminals. At first I was confused by all the strange ways Janet was behaving, but then I pieced it together and realized what she's been up to.

piece something together

to fit something together; to assemble the pieces of something, such as a puzzle or something puzzling, and make sense of it. The police were unable to piece the story together. The detective tried to piece together the events leading up to the crime.

piece together

Join or combine parts into a whole, as in With information from several observers, she pieced together an account of what had actually taken place . [Late 1500s]

piece together

To join or unite the pieces of something: We pieced the broken vase together. The detective pieced together the sequence of events leading up to the accident by interviewing witnesses.

词组	piece together
释义	Idiom piece togetherpiece together (something) 1. to combine many small details to give a complete description of something. In this account, Rawson tries to piece together the events leading up to the tragedy.I hadn't told anyone about it, though I suppose someone could have pieced it together. 2. to combine small things to make something bigger. Peters pieced together night courses for five years to earn a college degree.We had to piece the money together to pay off our debts. Etymology: from the idea of combining the parts of something to make a whole Phr V piece together pieces, piecing, pieced piece together sth or piece sth together to try to understand a situation or to try to discover the truth about something by collecting different pieces of information and considering them at the same time Police are now trying to piece together a profile of the murderer.Clues from genes have helped us piece together the history of living things. to create something by joining different things together or by joining the separate parts of something togetheroften + from The book has been pieced together from a number of interviews with Richards.He pieced together the document from fragments found in the wastepaper bin. phrasepiece together1. piece together sth • *piece sth* together** to put together all the information that you have about a situation in order to try to understand what happened or understand the truth: Accident investigators are still trying to piece together the events that led up to the crash. Her story was very muddled and it seemed that she had pieced it together out of various pieces of gossip that she'd picked up here and there.2. piece together sth • *piece sth* together** to make something by putting all the parts of it together in the correct order or position: Although the bowl was badly damaged, they managed to piece it together again. It's a bit like piecing together an enormous jigsaw.■ SIMILAR TO: put together, assemble formal piece (something) together 1. Literally, to fit the pieces of something together into a whole. She got some super glue and pieced the broken lamp back together. 2. To make sense of something by analyzing multiple pieces of information and drawing a conclusion based on what they collectively indicate. Federal investigators are experts at piecing evidence together to track down criminals. At first I was confused by all the strange ways Janet was behaving, but then I pieced it together and realized what she's been up to. piece something together to fit something together; to assemble the pieces of something, such as a puzzle or something puzzling, and make sense of it. The police were unable to piece the story together. The detective tried to piece together the events leading up to the crime. piece together Join or combine parts into a whole, as in With information from several observers, she pieced together an account of what had actually taken place . [Late 1500s] piece together v. To join or unite the pieces of something: We pieced the broken vase together. The detective pieced together the sequence of events leading up to the accident by interviewing witnesses.
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