multitude 音标拼音: [m'ʌltət
, ud] [m'ʌltətj
, ud]
n . 许多,大量;群众,大众
许多,大量;群众,大众
multitude n 1 :
a large indefinite number ; "
a battalion of ants "; "
a multitude of TV antennas "; "
a plurality of religions " [
synonym :
{
battalion }, {
large number }, {
multitude }, {
plurality },
{
pack }]
2 :
a large gathering of people [
synonym : {
multitude }, {
throng },
{
concourse }]
3 :
the common people generally ; "
separate the warriors from the mass "; "
power to the people " [
synonym : {
multitude }, {
masses },
{
mass }, {
hoi polloi }, {
people }, {
the great unwashed }]
Multitude \
Mul "
ti *
tude \,
n . [
F .
multitude ,
L .
multitudo ,
multitudinis ,
fr .
multus much ,
many ;
of unknown origin .]
1 .
A great number of persons collected together ;
a numerous collection of persons ;
a crowd ;
an assembly .
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1913 Webster ]
But when he saw the multitudes ,
he was moved with compassion on them . --
Matt .
ix .
36 .
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2 .
A great number of persons or things ,
regarded collectively ;
as ,
the book will be read by a multitude of people ;
the multitude of stars ;
a multitude of cares .
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It is a fault in a multitude of preachers ,
that they utterly neglect method in their harangues . --
I .
Watts .
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A multitude of flowers As countless as the stars on high . --
Longfellow .
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3 .
The state of being many ;
numerousness .
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They came as grasshoppers for multitude . --
Judg .
vi .
5 .
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{
The multitude },
the populace ;
the mass of men .
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Syn :
Throng ;
crowd ;
assembly ;
assemblage ;
commonalty ;
swarm ;
populace ;
vulgar .
See {
Throng }.
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1913 Webster ]
90 Moby Thesaurus words for "
multitude ":
a mass of ,
a world of ,
abundance ,
acres ,
army ,
bags ,
barrels ,
bevy ,
bunch ,
bushel ,
cloud ,
cluster ,
clutter ,
cohue ,
copiousness ,
countlessness ,
covey ,
crowd ,
crush ,
deluge ,
flight ,
flock ,
flocks ,
flood ,
galaxy ,
hail ,
heap ,
hive ,
horde ,
host ,
ignobile vulgus ,
jam ,
large amount ,
legion ,
load ,
lots ,
many ,
many -
headed multitude ,
mass ,
masses of ,
mob ,
mobile vulgus ,
mountain ,
much ,
muchness ,
nest ,
numbers ,
numerousness ,
ocean ,
oceans ,
pack ,
panoply ,
peck ,
plenitude ,
plenty ,
plurality ,
press ,
profusion ,
quantities ,
quantity ,
quite a few ,
rabble ,
rout ,
ruck ,
scores ,
sea ,
shoal ,
spate ,
superabundance ,
superfluity ,
swarm ,
the common herd ,
the crowd ,
the great unnumbered ,
the great unwashed ,
the herd ,
the hoi polloi ,
the horde ,
the majority ,
the many ,
the masses ,
the mob ,
the multitude ,
throng ,
tidy sum ,
tons ,
volume ,
world ,
worlds ,
worlds of
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MULTITUDE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of MULTITUDE is the state of being many How to use multitude in a sentence
MULTITUDE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com MULTITUDE definition: a great number; host See examples of multitude used in a sentence
MULTITUDE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary You can refer to the great majority of people in a particular country or situation as the multitude or the multitudes The hideous truth was hidden from the multitude It is our task to convince the multitudes that we are pursuing a lawful hobby in a lawful way
MULTITUDE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary MULTITUDE definition: 1 a large number of people or things: 2 a large crowd of people: 3 large numbers of people: Learn more
multitude noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and . . . Definition of multitude noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
multitude - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Noun multitude (plural multitudes) A great amount or number, often of people; abundance, myriad, profusion Synonym: (Northern England, Scotland) hantel, hantle
Multitude - definition of multitude by The Free Dictionary These nouns denote a large number of people or things that have some attribute in common or that operate together as a larger unit: a multitude of stars in the sky; an army of ants; a host of problems; a legion of complaints American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition