Gaggle Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɡæɡəɫ

GAG-uhl

UK

ɡˈæɡəl

GAG-uhl

परिभाषा

A 'gaggle' is a group of geese, especially when they are on the ground. It can also mean a noisy or disorganized group of people.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Primarily used for geese, but often used playfully for people, especially groups that are loud or chaotic (e.g., 'a gaggle of teenagers'). Informal and a bit humorous. Not used for other animals.

• Spanish: grupo de gansos - grupo (de personas, informal)
• Portuguese (BR): bando de gansos - turma (de pessoas, informal)
• Portuguese (PT): bando de gansos - grupo (de pessoas, informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 一群鹅 - 一群人（口语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 一羣鵝 - 一羣人（口語）
• Hindi: हंसों का झुंड - लोगों का समूह (अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: مجموعة من الإوز - مجموعة (من الناس، غير رسمي)
• Bengali: ঝাঁক (হাঁসের জন্য) - চঞ্চল দলের (মানুষের জন্য)
• Russian: стая (гусей) - шумная компания (люди)
• Japanese: 群れ（ガチョウの場合） - 騒がしい集団（人の場合）
• Vietnamese: bầy (ngỗng) - nhóm ồn ào (người)
• Korean: 떼 (거위) - 시끌벅적한 무리 (사람)
• Turkish: sürü (kazlar için) - gürültülü grup (insanlar için)
• Urdu: جھرمٹ (بطخوں کے لیے) - شور کرنے والا گروہ (لوگوں کے لیے)
• Indonesian: kelompok (angsa) - rombongan ramai (orang)

उदाहरण वाक्य

A gaggle of geese landed on the grass.

basic

There is a gaggle of children in the playground.

basic

The gaggle moved slowly across the road.

basic

We walked past a gaggle of tourists taking selfies.

natural

A gaggle of teens was laughing loudly at the corner.

natural

The meeting sounded more like a gaggle than a discussion.

natural