bring together
phrasal verbUK /brɪŋ təˈɡɛðə/
US /brɪŋ təˈɡɛðər/
To make people or things come to the same place or be close to each other.
The teacher brought the students together to work on a group project.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To help people become friends or work well as a team.
The festival brought the whole neighborhood together.
3. To combine separate parts into one whole.
She brought together ideas from several books to write her report.
4. To cause two people to meet or start a relationship.
The charity event brought together people who later became business partners.
5. To collect things from different places into one group.
He brought together all the old photos for the family album.