cluster

cluster
1. noun
(a closely-packed group (of people or things): a cluster of berries; They stood in a cluster.) grupo, racimo

2. verb
((often with round) to group together in clusters: They clustered round the door.) agruparse
cluster
tr['klʌstəSMALLr/SMALL]
noun
1 (of trees, stars, buildings, people) grupo; (of berries, grapes) racimo; (of plants) macizo
intransitive verb
1 agruparse, apiñarse (round, alrededor de/en torno a)
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be clustered round somebody/something estar agrupado,-a alrededor de alguien/algo
cluster bomb bomba de dispersión
consonant cluster SMALLLINGUISTICS/SMALL grupo consonántico
cluster ['klʌstər] vt
: agrupar, juntar
cluster vi
: agruparse, apiñarse, arracimarse
cluster n
: grupo m, conjunto m, racimo m (de uvas)
cluster
n.
• agrupamiento s.m.
• grumo s.m.
• grupo s.m.
• manada s.f.
• piña s.f.
• racimo s.m.
• ramillete s.m.
• ramo s.m.
v.
• agrupar v.
• agruparse v.
• arracimarse v.
'klʌstər, 'klʌstə(r)
I
noun (of people, buildings) grupo m; (of berries, bananas) racimo m; (of stars) grupo m

II
1.
intransitive verb (bunch) apiñarse, agruparse

2.
vt

all the hotels are clustered around the station — todos los hoteles están agrupados or concentrados alrededor de la estación

['klʌstǝ(r)]
1.
N [of trees, houses, people, stars] grupo m ; [of flowers] macizo m ; [of plants] mata f ; [of fruit] racimo m
2.
VI [people, things] agruparse, apiñarse; [plants] arracimarse

to cluster round sb/sth — apiñarse en torno a algn/algo

3.
CPD

cluster bomb N — bomba f de dispersión, bomba f de racimo

* * *
['klʌstər, 'klʌstə(r)]
I
noun (of people, buildings) grupo m; (of berries, bananas) racimo m; (of stars) grupo m

II
1.
intransitive verb (bunch) apiñarse, agruparse

2.
vt

all the hotels are clustered around the station — todos los hoteles están agrupados or concentrados alrededor de la estación


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