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Definition of swarmed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
crowdedfilled with a large number of things or people
- The park was swarmed with tourists during the holiday season.
- The beach was swarmed with people.
- The mall was swarmed with shoppers on Black Friday.
Origin of swarmed
Old English, swearm (a swarm)
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- French:bondé, ...
- German:überfüllt, ...
- Italian:affollato, ...
- Spanish:abarrotado, ...
- Portuguese:cheio, ...
- Chinese:挤满的, ...
- Japanese:群がった, ...
- Arabic:مُكْتَظّ, ...
- Hebrew:עָמוּס, ...
- Russian:переполненный, ...
- Ukrainian:переповнений, ...
- Hindi:खचाखच भरा, ...
Definition of swarm - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
insectintr. move together in a large groupintr.
- Bees swarm around the hive.
2.
peopleintr. move quickly in large numbersintr.
- Fans swarmed the stadium entrance.
3.
overruntr. Rare fill a place with large numberstr. Rare
- The park was swarming with tourists.
Noun
1.
insectlarge group of insects moving together
- A swarm of bees flew over the field.
2.
crowdlarge group of people moving quickly
- A swarm of fans rushed to the stage.
3.
technologyTECH. group of nodes in a networkTECH.
- The swarm downloaded the file efficiently.
Images of swarm
large group of insects moving together
Expressions with swarm
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move in a large group around someone or something
Fans swarm around the singer after the concert.
have many moving people, animals, or things everywhere
The park swarms with children every afternoon.
intelligent behavior emerging from many simple agents working together
Swarm intelligence helps robots solve problems together.
cell moves in groups
The swarm cell moved with others to find food.
Origin of swarm
Old English, swearm (a large number)
Examples of swarm in a sentence
Ants swarm to the food source. Protesters swarmed the city square. Shoppers swarmed the mall on Black Friday. Protesters swarmed the streets during the rally. Bees swarmed the garden in search of nectar. A swarm of locusts devastated the crops.
The picnic was interrupted by a swarm of ants. A swarm of shoppers entered the store. The swarm of protesters filled the street. A swarm of devices connected seamlessly. The swarm processed the data in real-time.
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- French:essaimer, essaim, ...
- German:schwärmen, Schwarm, ...
- Italian:sciamare, sciame, ...
- Spanish:pulular, enjambre, ...
- Portuguese:enxamear, enxame, ...
- Chinese:蜂拥, 蜂群, ...
- Japanese:群がる, 群れ, ...
- Arabic:احْتَشَدَ, سِرب, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁרוֹץ, נְחִיל, ...
- Russian:роиться, рой, ...
- Ukrainian:роїтися, рій, ...
- Hindi:मंडराना, झुंड, ...
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