宭
group; crowd; flock; multitude
Meanings
4 senses · 9 examplesverb
to live in groups or herds; to flock together
literaryLiterary usage describing animals or people living in communities or herds.
These animals like to live in groups.
In primitive society, humans lived in communities.
noun
a gathering place or assembly for certain things; a circle or community
literaryLiterary or formal usage indicating a place or collective where like things or people gather. The example '学群' refers to an academic circle or scholarly community.
The academic community gathers here, full of talented people.
This place is a gathering of merchants.
noun
group; crowd; flock; herd; multitude
neutralThe most common modern usage referring to a collection of people, animals, or things.
A crowd of people is standing at the door.
The flock of sheep is grazing on the hill.
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This group of young people is very energetic.
measure word
group; crowd; herd; flock; school (of fish)
neutralUsed as a classifier for groups of people or animals.
A flock of wild geese is flying south.
He has a group of good friends.