swarm
US: /ˈswɔɹm/
UK: /swˈɔːm/
UK: /swˈɔːm/
English Vietnamese dictionary
swarm /swɔ:m/
- danh từ
- đàn, đám, bầy
- đàn ong chia tổ
- nội động từ
- (+ round, about, over...) di chuyển thành đàn, di chuyển thành bầy
- tụ lại để chia tổ (ong)
- họp lại thành đàn
- (+ with) đầy, nhung nhúc
- a place swarming with fleas: một nơi nhung nhúc những bọ chét
- động từ
- trèo (cây), leo (dây) ((cũng) swarm up)
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb
+ noun
~ (of sth)
1 a large group of insects, especially bees, moving together in the same direction: a swarm of bees / locusts / flies
2 a large group of people, especially when they are all moving quickly in the same direction
+ verb [V]
1 [+adv./prep.] (often disapproving) (of people, animals, etc.) to move around in a large group: Tourists were swarming all over the island.
2 (of bees and other flying insects) to move around together in a large group, looking for a place to live
Phrasal Verbs: swarm with sb/sth to be full of people or things: The capital city is swarming with police.
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 throng, horde, army, host, multitude, hive, herd, mob, mass, drove, flood, stream, cloud, flock, pack, shoal, bunch:
Swarms of people showed up for our garden party.
v.
2 throng, mass, crowd, congregate, flock, gather, flood, stream, flow:
The fans swarmed round the rock group.
3 swarm with.
Often, be swarming with. crawl with, abound in or with, throng with, teem with, burst with, bristle with, be overrun with:
In two minutes the place was swarming with police.
Concise English dictionary
swarms|swarmed|swarmingswɔrm /swɔːm
noun
+a moving crowd
+a group of many insects
verb
+be teeming, be abuzz
+move in large numbers
