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wolf pack

/ˈwʊlf pæk/

Traducción: Grupo de lobos que cazan y viven juntos como una unidad familiar; también se usa de forma metafórica para describir un conjunto de personas que actúan de manera agresiva o competitiva en grupo.

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B1informalcommon/ˈwʊlf pæk/

A group of wolves that hunt and live together as a family unit, often used metaphorically to describe a group of people who work together aggressively or competitively.

  • 🇪🇸Grupo de lobos que cazan y viven juntos como una unidad familiar; también se usa de forma metafórica para describir un conjunto de personas que actúan de manera agresiva o competitiva en grupo.
  1. Group of wolves B1 formal

    A social group of wolves that live and hunt together, typically consisting of a breeding pair and their offspring.

    • The wolf pack moved silently through the forest.
    • Each wolf pack has a strict hierarchy.
    • The alpha male leads the wolf pack during the hunt.

    🇪🇸manada de lobos

  2. Group of people acting together B2 informal

    A group of people who cooperate or act together, often aggressively or for a common purpose.

    • A wolf pack of reporters surrounded the celebrity.
    • The team worked like a wolf pack to win the championship.
    • They formed a wolf pack to dominate the market.

    🇪🇸manada de lobos (grupo coordinado)