Flock Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈfɫɑk/

flahk

UK

/flˈɒk/

flok

التعريف

A large group of animals, usually birds or sheep, that stay or move together. It can also mean a group of people moving together.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most often used for birds ('a flock of birds') and sheep ('a flock of sheep'). Can describe people in a crowd, usually in a figurative sense. As a verb ('to flock'), it means to gather together in a group. Avoid using 'flock' for animals like cows or dogs.

• Spanish: bandada - rebaño (animales) - multitud (personas)
• Portuguese (BR): bando (pássaros) - rebanho (animais) - multidão (pessoas)
• Portuguese (PT): bando (aves) - rebanho (animais) - multidão (pessoas)
• Chinese (Simplified): 群（鸟、动物）- 一群人
• Chinese (Traditional): 羣（鳥、動物）- 一羣人
• Hindi: झुंड (पक्षियों या जानवरों का) - भीड़ (लोगों की)
• Arabic: سرب (طيور) - قطيع (حيوانات) - حشد (أشخاص)
• Bengali: ঝাঁক - দল (ভেড়া বা পাখির জন্য)
• Russian: стая - отара
• Japanese: 群れ
• Vietnamese: đàn
• Korean: 떼 - 무리
• Turkish: sürü - topluluk (kuş veya koyun için)
• Urdu: رَ flock (رَیوڑ پرندوں یا بھیڑوں کا)
• Indonesian: kawanan - kelompok (untuk burung atau domba)

جمل نموذجية

A flock of birds flew over the lake.

basic

The shepherd looks after his flock every day.

basic

Tourists flock to the city every spring.

basic

The children chased a flock of pigeons in the park.

natural

Fans flocked to the stadium to see the famous singer perform.

natural

After the store announced a big sale, people flocked inside looking for deals.

natural