hordes

英 [hɔːdz]

美 [hɔrdz]

n.  一大群人
horde的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （熙攘、纷扰的）一大帮人，一大伙人
  If you describe a crowd of people as ahorde, you mean that the crowd is very large and excited and, often, rather frightening or unpleasant.
  1. This attracts hordes of tourists to Las Vegas.
     这吸引了成群结队的游客到拉斯韦加斯来。
  2. ...a horde of people was screaming for tickets.
     一大群人在嚷着要票。

双语例句

• He had hordes of children and a washed-out wife.
  他有一大群孩子和一个身心疲惫的妻子。
• I thank the countries in this region that have opened their borders to the hordes of people fleeing starvation and violence.
  我感谢本区域一些国家开放边界，收容了大量逃离饥荒和暴力的人。
• And lead hordes of tourists through the Louvre, the Bastille, and the Eiffel Tower?
  带着游客们游历卢浮宫、巴士底狱和埃菲尔铁塔？
• Hordes of locusts the crops in tracts rice field.
  成群成群的蝗虫毁灭了大片大片的稻田庄稼。
• After the Reformation, Protestantism in Bohemia had been trampled out by the hordes of Rome.
  在改革运动发起之后，波希米亚的新教受到了罗马侵略军的蹂躏。
• It's endlessly repeatable-the hero fighting the dark, evil hordes.
  这个故事是可以无尽地重复的&英雄与黑暗、邪恶势力之间的战斗。
• Even teachers and doctors have to beat off the gift-giving hordes.
  就连老师和医生也有围着送礼的人群需要赶走。
• She dresses down in baggy clothes to avoid hordes of admirers.
  她随便穿了件宽松的衣服以免被大批的粉丝认出。
• We can afford to pay hordes of people to do nothing.
  我们有能力给一大群无所事事的人付钱。
• Hordes of tourists pour in Disneyland's New California Adventures everyday.
  加州狄斯奈乐园每天都有成群的旅客涌入。