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Flock
01
bandada
a group of birds of the same type, flying and feeding together
Ejemplos
With a flutter of wings, the flock of sparrows descended upon the bird feeder, chirping excitedly as they feasted.
Con un aleteo, la bandada de gorriones descendió sobre el comedero, piando con entusiasmo mientras festejaban.
As the sun set, the flock of flamingos congregated at the water's edge, their vibrant plumage casting a pink hue over the marsh.
Mientras el sol se ponía, la bandada de flamencos se congregó en la orilla del agua, su plumaje vibrante proyectando un tono rosado sobre el pantano.
02
rebaño
a group of sheep, goats, or other domesticated herd animals kept together
Ejemplos
The shepherd guided his flock across the hills.
A flock of goats grazed on the mountainside.
03
multitud
a crowd of people, especially sharing a common characteristic or purpose
Ejemplos
A flock of tourists gathered around the famous statue.
The festival was attended by a flock of art enthusiasts.
04
the members of a religious congregation under the care of a pastor
Ejemplos
The pastor guided his flock through the difficult times.
Members of the flock attended every Sunday service.
to flock
01
agruparse, afluir
to gather in a group
Intransitive: to flock somewhere
Ejemplos
The tourists began to flock around the famous monument for photos.
Los turistas comenzaron a agruparse alrededor del famoso monumento para fotos.
As the news spread, people started to flock to the newly opened store.
A medida que se difundía la noticia, la gente comenzó a acudir en masa a la tienda recién inaugurada.
02
agruparse, congregarse
(of birds) to gather or assemble together in a group
Intransitive
Ejemplos
The birds flocked together as the sun began to set.
Los pájaros se agruparon cuando el sol comenzó a ponerse.
A large group of seagulls flocked around the fishing boats, hoping for scraps.
Un gran grupo de gaviotas se agrupó alrededor de los barcos pesqueros, esperando restos.
