Swarm : (한방향으로 이동하는 벌/개미등 곤충의)떼, 무리, 군중, 사람들, 떼를 지어 다니다, 무리를 지어 다니다
Swarming with : ~로 득실거리는, ~가 떼지어 있는
Swarm with : ~로 가득하다, ~로 득실거리다
Swarm in : ~에 떼지어 모여 있다
1)
a swarm, this is the bee's word. a swarm of bees
when new queen leaves a hive, it takes with it a swarm of bees to set up a new place to live
you can have a swarm of ants
when the queen moves to establish a new colony, and there are hundreds thousands of them
2)
you can also then use this more metaphorically, particularly, this phrase swarming with
the place was swarming with reporters
the beach was swarming with tourists
to be absolutely full of
the place was swarming with fooball fans
when if a place is swarming with people, there are large groups of them moving together
a swarm of reporters was waiting outside the courthouse
when they opened the door for the winter sale, the customers swarmed in
to swarm, to crowd round
the place was swarming with young kids
it was full of
there were swarms of people in the park because it was a sunny day
it's describing them metaphorically as a swarm of bees or a swarm of ants
in summer you will find swarms of mosquitoes
huge numbers of them
the playground was swarming with kids
it's like a cloud of them
the oxford street is swarming with people in the run-up to chrismass
it's talking about a crowd, a flock, a throng of people, a mass of people
swarms of people wanted to get his autograph
we advertised the job in the newspaper and we have had swarms of applications
a swarm of people, a large group of people
a swarm of tourists being led by their tourist guide who is talking with a microphone
the people were swarming around him
the shopping center was swarming with buyers
the house was swarmed with mice, it was swarming with mice, it was full of
a plague of, a large group of
a multitude of
a host of
a flock of
a horde of
a myriad of
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