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1 толпой
1. aswarm2. posse3. crowd; throng; mob; swarm4. bevy5. herd6. mob7. multitude8. rabble9. throng10. train11. troopСинонимический ряд:гурьба (сущ.) ватага; гурьба; орава; орда -
2 ликующая толпа
1) General subject: rejoicing throng2) Mass media: jubilant crowd
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