swarm

• Substantivo que designa um grande grupo em movimento de pessoas, animais ou coisas, frequentemente no ar ou no solo.

A noun referring to a large, moving group of people, animals, or things, often in the air or on the ground.

1. Moving crowdB1formal

   A large, moving group of people or animals, often in a chaotic or busy manner.

   Multidão

   • A swarm of tourists flooded the main square.
   • The swarm of protesters marched through the streets.
   • A swarm of fans rushed toward the stage.

   Sinônimoscrowddroveflockfloodherdhordemassmobmultitudepressstreamthrong

2. A2formal

   A large group of insects, especially bees or flies, moving together.

   Enxame

   • A swarm of bees gathered around the hive.
   • The swarm of locusts destroyed the crops.
   • We saw a swarm of flies near the garbage.

   Sinônimoscloudhordehostmassmultitudethrong

• Verbo usado para descrever a ação de se mover em grande grupo, frequentemente de forma compacta ou em número avassalador, ou de estar repleto de uma multidão em movimento.

A verb used to describe the act of moving in a large group, often in a crowded or overwhelming manner, or to be filled with a moving crowd.

1. Be teeming or abuzzB2formal

   To be filled with a large number of moving people, animals, or things; to be crowded or bustling.

   Ferver

   • The market was swarming with shoppers during the holiday season.
   • The garden swarmed with bees collecting nectar.
   • The city streets swarmed with tourists in the summer.

   Sinônimosaboundbustlebuzzcrawlhumseetheteemthrong

   Antônimosclearemptyvacate

2. Move in large numbersB2formal

   To move or gather together in a large, dense group, often in a chaotic or rapid manner.

   Enxamear

   • Fans swarmed around the celebrity for autographs.
   • The protesters swarmed into the main square.
   • Ants swarmed over the spilled sugar on the kitchen floor.

   Sinônimoscrowdflockmassmobstreamsurgethrong

   Antônimosdispersedividescatterseparate