Out in large numbers Meaning in English
expression
释义
Describes people or things appearing, arriving, or taking part all together in a very large group.
用法与细微差别
This expression is used to emphasize that a crowd is large, often after an invitation or for a special event. Common with verbs like 'came', 'showed up', 'turned out', e.g., 'People came out in large numbers.' Not usually for objects unless referring to populations or outputs.
例句
The fans came out in large numbers to see the game.
basic
People showed up out in large numbers for the festival.
basic
Students came out in large numbers to support the protest.
basic
Voters turned out in large numbers despite the rain.
natural
They showed out in large numbers for the concert last night.
natural
Whenever there's a sale, shoppers come out in large numbers.
natural