herd

herd
hə:d
1. noun
(a group of animals of one kind that stay, or are kept, together: a herd of cattle; a herd of elephant(s).) rebaño, manada, piara

2. verb
(to gather together, or be brought together, in a group: The dogs herded the sheep together; The tourists were herded into a tiny room.) reunir, juntar en manada/rebaño
- herdsman
- the herd instinct
herd n manada
a herd of cattle una manada de ganado
herd
tr[hɜːd]
noun
1 (cattle) manada; (goats) rebaño; (pigs) piara
2 familiar (people) montón nombre masculino, multitud nombre femenino
transitive verb
1 (animals - group) juntar en manada; (- drive) conducir en manada; (people) llevar
intransitive verb
1 juntarse en manada, juntarse en rebaño
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to go with the herd ir con las masas
herd instinct instinto gregario
herd ['hərd] vt
: reunir en manada, conducir en manada
herd vi
: ir en manada (dícese de los animales), apiñarse (dícese de la gente)
herd n
: manada f
herd
n.
• cuadrilla s.f.
• ganado s.m.
• grey s.f.
• hato s.m.
• manada s.f.
• multitud s.f.
• piara s.f.
• rebaño s.m.
• tropa s.f.
v.
• guardar v.
• juntar v.

I hɜːrd, hɜːd
noun
a) (of cattle) manada f, vacada f; (of goats) rebaño m; (of pigs) piara f, manada f; (of wild animals) manada f; (before n)

the herd instinct — el instinto gregario

to ride herd on something/somebody — (AmE) cuidar de algo/alguien

b) (of people) (pej) tropel m

the (common) herd — la masa, el vulgo

to follow the herd — seguir* a la masa or al rebaño


II
transitive verb \<\<animals\>\> arrear, arriar (RPl)

the refugees were herded into trucks — metieron a los refugiados en camiones como si fueran ganado

[hɜːd]
1.
N [of cattle] rebaño m , manada f ; [of goats] rebaño m ; [of elephants] manada f ; [of pigs] piara f ; [of people] multitud f , tropel m

the common herd — el vulgo, las masas

2.
VT (=drive, gather) [+ animals] llevar en manada; [+ people] reunir
3.
CPD

herd instinct N — instinto m gregario

* * *

I [hɜːrd, hɜːd]
noun
a) (of cattle) manada f, vacada f; (of goats) rebaño m; (of pigs) piara f, manada f; (of wild animals) manada f; (before n)

the herd instinct — el instinto gregario

to ride herd on something/somebody — (AmE) cuidar de algo/alguien

b) (of people) (pej) tropel m

the (common) herd — la masa, el vulgo

to follow the herd — seguir* a la masa or al rebaño


II
transitive verb \<\<animals\>\> arrear, arriar (RPl)

the refugees were herded into trucks — metieron a los refugiados en camiones como si fueran ganado


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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