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multitude

/ˈmʌl.tɪ.tjuːd/

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noun

/ˈmʌl.tɪ.tjuːd/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее большое, неопределённое количество людей или вещей, часто используемое для описания толпы или широких масс.

A noun referring to a large, indefinite number of people or things, often used to describe a crowd or the general populace.

  1. Large indefinite numberB2formal

    A very large number of things or people, often used to emphasize abundance.

    ruМножество

    • A multitude of stars filled the night sky.
    • The library offers a multitude of resources for students.
    • There are a multitude of reasons why this plan might fail.

    Synonymsarmyarraycrowdhordehostlegionmassmyriadswarmthrong

  2. Large gathering of peopleB2formal

    A large crowd or assembly of individuals.

    ruМножество

    • A multitude gathered in the square to hear the speech.
    • The festival attracted a vast multitude from all over the country.
    • The multitude cheered as the parade passed by.

    Synonymsassemblagecongregationcrowdgatheringhordehostmassmobswarmthrong

  3. The common peopleC1formal

    The general population or ordinary people, often contrasted with the elite.

    ruНародные массы

    • The politician promised to serve the multitude, not just the wealthy.
    • In ancient Rome, the needs of the multitude were often ignored by the senate.
    • The philosopher argued that true wisdom comes from the multitude.

    Synonymscommon peoplecommonaltycrowdhoi polloimobpopulacepublicrabblerank and file

Forms
  • multitudes plural form
  • multitudes' possessive plural form
  • multitude's possessive singular form
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