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herding

/ˈhɜːr.dɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈhɜːr.dɪŋ/formal
  • ruОтносящийся к сбору, перемещению или управлению группой животных, обычно домашнего скота.

Relating to the act of gathering, moving, or managing a group of animals, typically livestock.

  1. Related to gathering animalsB1formal

    Describing the act or process of gathering, driving, or managing a group of animals, typically livestock.

    ruПастуший

    • The herding dogs kept the sheep together.
    • Herding cattle requires patience and skill.
    • The herding instinct is strong in border collies.

    Synonymspastoral

  2. Grouping people or thingsB2informal

    Describing the act of directing or moving a group of people or objects in a particular direction.

    ruСобирательный

    • The teacher had a herding task to get the children onto the bus.
    • Herding the crowd through the narrow gate was difficult.
    • The manager's herding efforts kept the team focused on the goal.

    Synonymsdrivinggathering

Forms
  • more herding comparative form
  • most herding superlative form
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noun

/ˈhɜː.dɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или практику сбора, направления или управления группой животных, обычно домашнего скота, в стадо или в определённое место.

A noun referring to the act or practice of gathering, driving, or managing a group of animals, typically livestock, into a group or to a specific location.

uncountable

  1. Animal managementB1formal

    The act of gathering, moving, or managing a group of animals, especially livestock.

    ruВыпас

    • Herding sheep requires patience and skill.
    • The farmer spent the morning herding cattle into the pen.
    • Dogs are often trained for herding livestock.

    Synonymsdrivingtending

    Antonymsdispersalscatteringseparation

  2. Group behaviorB2formal

    The tendency of individuals to follow the actions or behaviors of a larger group.

    ruСтадное поведение

    • Herding behavior in financial markets can lead to bubbles.
    • Social media often amplifies herding among users.
    • The study examined herding in consumer purchasing decisions.

    Synonymsbandwagon effect

Forms
  • herdings plural form
  • herdings' possessive plural form
  • herding's possessive singular form
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verb

herd/hɜːrd/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по сбору, направлению или перемещению группы животных или людей вместе.

A verb used to indicate the act of gathering, driving, or moving a group of animals or people together.

  1. To gather or move animalsB1formal

    To cause animals to move together as a group, typically for driving or controlling them.

    ruСгонять

    • The shepherd herded the sheep into the pen.
    • Cowboys herded the cattle across the plains.
    • They herded the goats down the mountain trail.

    Synonymsassemblecollectcorraldriveflockgathermusterround upshepherd

    Antonymsdispersescatter

  2. To guide or direct peopleB2informal

    To move or guide a group of people in a particular direction, often in a controlled manner.

    ruНаправлять

    • The teacher herded the children into the classroom.
    • Security guards herded the crowd away from the stage.
    • They herded the tourists onto the bus for the tour.

    Synonymsdirectguideleadmarshalshepherdsteerusher

Forms
  • herded past participle
  • herded past simple
  • herding present participle
  • herds third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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