horde — A large group of people or things, especially when moving together or seeming threatening
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A large group of people or things, especially when moving together or seeming threatening
Pronunciation (IPA): /hɔːrd/
Korean meaning: 큰 무리, 떼 (특히 함께 움직이거나 위협적으로 보이는)
Korean pronunciation: **호**드
Example Sentences
- A horde of teenagers descended upon the pizza buffet like hungry wolves.
- The shopping mall was invaded by a horde of Black Friday shoppers.
- Golden hordes once ruled vast territories across Asia.
horde
NOUN//hɔːrd//
A large group of people or things, especially when moving together or seeming threatening
A massive horde of festival-goers floods the entire city street
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The lord's sword stands against the horde!
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Origin
몽골의 유목민족이 형성했던 대규모 집단을 뜻하는 터키어 'ordu'에서 유래되었습니다. 이 단어는 몽골 제국 시대 칭기즈칸의 군대 조직을 가리키던 말이었죠.
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“A horde of teenagers descended upon the pizza buffet like hungry wolves.”
“The shopping mall was invaded by a horde of Black Friday shoppers.”
“Golden hordes once ruled vast territories across Asia.”
“A horde of paparazzi followed the celebrity everywhere.”
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