Swarms Meaning in English
word · lemma: swarm
Definition
Large groups of insects, animals, or people that move together in the same direction. It is most often used for flying insects like bees, but can also refer to crowds moving together.
Usage & Nuances
Most common with insects but used metaphorically for people or animals. Verbs like 'swarms of' are used to describe masses in motion. Singular is 'swarm' (a swarm of bees). Do not confuse with 'herds' (land animals) or 'flocks' (birds, sheep).
Example Sentences
Swarms of bees flew over the garden.
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There were swarms of mosquitoes near the lake.
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The city was filled with swarms of tourists.
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During the summer, swarms of flies make picnics difficult.
natural
The fans poured into the stadium in swarms before the big match.
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Whenever there's free food, you'll see swarms of people arrive.
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