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Meanings of flock in English
Portuguese
aglomerar Catalan
agrupar-se Usage of flock in English
1
Early in the morning the poor creatures had begun to flock in.
2
Fang had to get as far away from the flock as possible.
3
Nor were the Uniackes and the Invernesses the bell-wethers of the flock.
4
The upbeat employment data led global investors to flock to higher-yielding assets.
5
To-day, perhaps the most joyous of the flock lies in the earth.
6
They were a fine flock, although, Charlie admitted, very few in number.
7
Berliners and visitors flock to it day by day in their thousands.
8
Permanent pastures favor the reinfection of the flock from year to year.
9
She stared down at the flock of children in the yard below.
10
But here you are: You're a flock and you need a leader.
11
They spent some time discussing the vigour and health of Ken's flock.
12
We thought you might like to know something about your new flock.
13
Tourists and locals flock to the area during the heavy snowfall period.
14
Behind the cultivator, a flock of blackbirds fed in the fresh-turned earth.
15
The flock came together ravenous and cannibal, and the party got clear.
16
Does she set them free in a flock, or one by one?
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Translations for flock
Catalan
Flock through the time
Flock across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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