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1 crowd
جُمْهُور \ crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. host: a great number: I have hosts of letters to write. multitude: a great number; a crowd. \ See Also عَدَد كبير -
2 crowd
جَمْع \ addition: adding: There’s a mistake in this addition. crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. -
3 crowd
حَفْل \ crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. rally: a gathering of people from a wide area: a rally of Boy Scouts. \ See Also جمهور (جُمْهور) -
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[kraud]1. noun1) a number of persons or things gathered together:جُمهور، حَشْد مِن النّاسA crowd of people gathered in the street.
2) a group of friends, usually known to one another:مَجْموعَـهJohn's friends are a nice crowd.
2. verb1) to gather in a large group:يَتَجَمْـهَـرThey crowded round the injured motorcyclist.
2) to fill too full by coming together in:يَحْتَشِد، يَمْـلأSightseers crowded the building.
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5 جمهور
جُمْهُور \ crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. host: a great number: I have hosts of letters to write. multitude: a great number; a crowd. \ See Also عَدَد كبير \ جُمْهُور المُسْتَمِعِين أَو المُشَاهِدِين \ audience: the people listening to or watching sth. (music, a speech, a play, etc.). -
6 host
جُمْهُور \ crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. host: a great number: I have hosts of letters to write. multitude: a great number; a crowd. \ See Also عَدَد كبير -
7 multitude
جُمْهُور \ crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. host: a great number: I have hosts of letters to write. multitude: a great number; a crowd. \ See Also عَدَد كبير -
8 جمع
جَمْع \ addition: adding: There’s a mistake in this addition. crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. -
9 حفل
حَفْل \ crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. rally: a gathering of people from a wide area: a rally of Boy Scouts. \ See Also جمهور (جُمْهور) -
10 addition
جَمْع \ addition: adding: There’s a mistake in this addition. crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. -
11 rally
حَفْل \ crowd: a lot of people, standing close together: A large crowd gathered in the street. rally: a gathering of people from a wide area: a rally of Boy Scouts. \ See Also جمهور (جُمْهور)
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