swarm

swarm

1. 名词

swarm [swɔːrm] (复数：swarms)

词义：

词语辨析：

swarm 指一大群昆虫、鸟类等的聚集，常与动词 fly，hover，descend 等连用。

crowd 指人群或动物群的聚集，常与动词 gather，assemble，congregate 等连用。

herd 指动物群的聚集，特别指牛、羊等的群。

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柯林斯词典：

swarm (noun)

swarm (verb)

牛津词典：

swarm (noun)

swarm (verb)

2. 形容词

swarm [swɔːrm] (只用于名词前)

词义：

用法：

A swarm of insects, birds, or people is a large group of them.

3. 例句

1. The sky was swarming with seagulls.
2. A swarm of bees hovered over the flowers.
3. As the swarm of locusts descended upon the crops, farmers scrambled to save their harvest.
4. The park was filled with a swarm of children playing happily.
5. People swarmed to the shop to take advantage of the sale.
6. The beach was swarming with tourists from all over the world.
7. She felt a swarm of panic rise within her.
8. A swarm of reporters gathered around the celebrity.
9. We watched a swarm of fish swimming in the river.
10. After the concert, fans swarmed around the stage, hoping to get an autograph.
11. A swarm of locusts destroyed the entire crop.
12. The city center was crowded with a swarm of protesters.
13. The market was thronged with a swarm of shoppers during the holiday season.
14. A swarm of bees settled on the tree branch.
15. He was surrounded by a swarm of paparazzi.
16. She opened the hive and saw the swarm of bees inside.
17. The garden was full of a swarm of butterflies.
18. A swarm of ants marched across the kitchen floor.
19. They witnessed a swarm of bats flying out of the cave at dusk.
20. The city streets were swarming with revelers on New Year's Eve.