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Meanings of group of in English

Russian
группа
Portuguese
agrupamento
Catalan
grup d'objectes
Spanish
grupo

Well-defined collection of discrete entities who choose or are assigned to be part of a collective whole.

Related terms
группа
Usage of group of in English
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Each group of schools has to identify common problems to work on.
Radio NZ
2
In Palestine, however, a group of political zealots fiercely opposed Roman rule.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
3
The CIE group of unions is meeting today to discuss the situation.
The Irish Times
4
I lead a course with a group of children called Science Literacy.
Wired
5
A group of lesbians in London believe they have a possible solution.
BBC
6
Costa Rica said a final group of migrants left just last week.
Reuters
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A group of professionals met recently to consider whether it would work.
The Irish Times
8
A group of friends decided to buy nothing new for a year.
The Irish Times
9
A group of industry developers have made the same point to government.
The Guardian
10
Police said they were thought to include a group of Syrian refugees.
Radio NZ
11
A small group of family owned businesses dominated the luxury fashion industry.
Radio NZ
12
One morning she had taken a group of neighbors' children to school.
Ghosts
13
And a large group of them, the mass affluent, live in Europe.
Reuters
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A short time later, a group of men arrived at the house.
News.com.au
15
Coincidentally, China chairs the G20 group of world economic powers this year.
Reuters
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Much depends on what 'ready' means and for what group of people.
Reuters