flock

flock
flok
1. noun
(a number of certain animals or birds together: a flock of sheep.) rebaño, bandada

2. verb
((with to, into etc) to gather or go somewhere together in a group or crowd: People flocked to the cinema.) congregarse, reunirse
flock n rebaño / bandada
flock
tr[flɒk]
noun
1 (material) borra
2 (stuffing) relleno
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flock
tr[flɒk]
noun
1 (of sheep, goats) rebaño; (of birds) bandada
2 familiar (crowd) multitud nombre femenino, tropel nombre masculino
■ people came in flocks la gente acudió en tropel
3 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL grey nombre femenino rebaño
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to flock together congregarse, reunirse
flock ['flɑk] vi
1) : moverse en rebaño
2) congregate: congregarse, reunirse
flock n
: rebaño m (de ovejas), bandada f (de pájaros)
flock
n.
• bandada s.f.
• escuadrón s.m.
• gentío s.m.
• grey s.f.
• hato s.m.
• manada s.f.
• muchedumbre s.f.
• rebaño s.m.
v.
• congregarse v.
• llegar en tropel v.
• reunirse v.

I flɑːk, flɒk
noun
1) c (+ sing or pl vb)
a) (of sheep) rebaño m; (of birds) bandada f
b) (of people) (often pl) tropel m, multitud f
c) (Relig) feligreses mpl, grey f
2) u (stuffing) borra f; (before n)

flock (wall)paper — papel pintado con relieve de terciopelo


II
intransitive verb acudir (en gran número, en masa)

to flock together — congregarse*, reunirse

customers have been flocking in — ha venido un gran número de clientes


I [flɒk]
1.
N [of sheep, goats] rebaño m ; [of birds] bandada f ; [of people] tropel m , multitud f ; (Rel) grey f , rebaño m

they came in flocks — acudieron en tropel

2.
VI (=move in numbers) ir en tropel

they flocked to the station — fueron en tropel hacia la estación

to flock around sb — apiñarse en torno a algn

to flock together — congregarse, reunirse


II
[flɒk]
N (=wool) borra f
* * *

I [flɑːk, flɒk]
noun
1) c (+ sing or pl vb)
a) (of sheep) rebaño m; (of birds) bandada f
b) (of people) (often pl) tropel m, multitud f
c) (Relig) feligreses mpl, grey f
2) u (stuffing) borra f; (before n)

flock (wall)paper — papel pintado con relieve de terciopelo


II
intransitive verb acudir (en gran número, en masa)

to flock together — congregarse*, reunirse

customers have been flocking in — ha venido un gran número de clientes


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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