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Перевод: horde

[наречие]
скопом;
[существительное]
орда ; полчище; шайка ; банда ; ватага ; орава ; компания ; шумная толпа; рой ; стая ;
[глагол]
жить скопом; собираться кучами; собираться толпами

Тезаурус:

1. He was just about to be attacked by a horde of anxious faces when he felt himself being gently shaken.
2. On seeing them waddle down the street, like a mass of quivering flesh, we usually ran upstairs to warn Mum of the advancing horde.
3. Wundt wrote that about " horde , meaning an unorganized, in contrast to an organized, tribe of people
4. Many others will house the horde of Press, television and radio people.
5. It concentrates upon fifteen years of fertile activity until 1927, by which date Ernst had created his major technical innovations and themes such as his forest and horde compositions.
6. Look!" and he pointed in the direction of two nuns surrounded by a horde of children.
7. Landing in Yvresse, the horde ravage eastern Ulthuan before being defeated by an Elf army led by Eltharion at Tor Yvresse.
8. A horde of Goblins under Grom the Paunch pillaged eastern Ulthuan.
9. He left it in Turnmill Street where it attracted the interest of a horde of children, and he gave a boy a coin to mind the horse.
10. Half an hour after the intruders had gone, a horde of volunteers arrived - since "the Forty-five" Scotland had had no militia - and a cannon, dragged from the town on to the Point of St Mary's Isle, fiercely engaged a supposed ship which turned out to be a rock.
11. The horde, "Characteristic of primitive times", was the basic social unit.
12. Nuln was already crammed with Halfling refugees and people from eastern Averland who had taken shelter from the Orc horde.
13. This is reminiscent of the hypothetical primal horde where the tribal father kept the women to himself and allowed the sons to remain in the family on sufferance"