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+ sing/ pl vbcrowds of people \flocked to see the Picasso exhibition es kamen Scharen von Menschen, um die Picassoausstellung zu sehen;to \flock in/ out of somewhere irgendwo [scharenweise] hinein-/hinausströmen;2) no pl ( material) Reißwolle f; ( for coating) Wollpulver nt, Wollstaub m; ( as stuffing) Flockwolle f -
2 flock
1. noun 2. intransitive verbflock round somebody — sich um jemanden scharen
flock in/out/together — [in Scharen] hinein-/heraus-/zusammenströmen
* * *[flok] 1. noun(a number of certain animals or birds together: a flock of sheep.) die Herde, der Schwarm2. verb((with to, into etc) to gather or go somewhere together in a group or crowd: People flocked to the cinema.) strömen* * *flock1[flɒk, AM flɑ:k]I. n + sing/pl vba \flock of sightseers/tourists eine Besucherschar/Schar von Touristencrowds of people \flocked to see the Picasso exhibition es kamen Scharen von Menschen, um die Picassoausstellung zu sehen▪ to \flock in/out of somewhere irgendwo [scharenweise] hinein-/hinausströmenflock2[flɒk, AM flɑ:k]n2. no pl (material) Reißwolle f; (for coating) Wollpulver nt, Wollstaub m; (as stuffing) Flockwolle f* * *I [flɒk]1. n2. viin Scharen kommen IIn (TEX)Flocke f* * *flock1 [flɒk; US flɑk]A s (auch als pl konstruiert)1. (besonders Schaf-, Ziegen) Herde f:2. Schwarm m, JAGD Flug m (Vögel)3. Menge f, Schar f:come in flocks in (hellen) Scharen herbeiströmen4. Menge f (Bücher etc)5. REL Herde f, Gemeinde fB v/i fig strömen:flock to a place zu einem Ort (hin)strömen;flock to sb jemandem zuströmen, in Scharen zu jemandem kommen;flock together zusammenströmen, sich versammelnflock2 [flɒk; US flɑk] s3. auch pla) Wollabfall m, (zerkleinerte) Stoffreste pl (als Polstermaterial)b) Wollpulver n (für Tapeten etc)4. auch pl CHEM flockiger Niederschlag* * *1. noun2) (of people) Schar, die2. intransitive verbflock in/out/together — [in Scharen] hinein-/heraus-/zusammenströmen
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4 flock
< textil> ■ Kurzfaser fvt <plast.srfc> ■ beflocken vt -
5 flock (N.)
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8 flock printing
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9 flock wallpaper
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10 flock wallpaper
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11 flock paper
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > flock paper
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12 flock feeding
< textil> ■ Flockespeisung f -
13 flock fiber
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14 flock fibre
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15 flock pile
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16 flock print
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17 flock printing
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18 flock spraying
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20 flock together
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