swarm

US /swɔːrm/
UK /swɔːrm/
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1.

enjambre

a large number of insects or other animals, especially bees, moving together in a mass

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A swarm of bees attacked the picnic.
Un enjambre de abejas atacó el picnic.
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We saw a huge swarm of locusts in the field.
Vimos un enorme enjambre de langostas en el campo.
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2.

multitud, aglomeración

a large number of people or things

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A swarm of tourists descended on the museum.
Un enjambre de turistas descendió sobre el museo.
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The city was filled with a swarm of cars during rush hour.
La ciudad estaba llena de un enjambre de coches durante la hora punta.
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1.

pulular, abarrotar

of insects or other animals: move in or form a large, dense group

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The bees swarmed around the hive.
Las abejas pululaban alrededor de la colmena.
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Locusts swarmed over the crops, destroying everything.
Las langostas pululaban sobre los cultivos, destruyéndolo todo.
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2.

pulular, estar lleno de

of a place: be full of moving people or animals

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The market was swarming with shoppers.
El mercado pululaba de compradores.
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The beach was swarming with tourists during the summer.
La playa pululaba de turistas durante el verano.
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