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I. flock1 [Am flɑk, Brit flɒk] N + sing or pl vb

1. flock:

flock (of sheep)
flock (of birds)

2. flock (of people):

flock often pl
flock often pl

3. flock REL:

flock
flock

II. flock1 [Am flɑk, Brit flɒk] VB intr

flock
to flock together
to flock together

flock2 [Am flɑk, Brit flɒk] N U (wool, cotton)

flock (as stuffing)
flock (as decoration)
flock attr mattress
flock (wall)paper
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flock
flock
flock of buzzards
flock of vultures
flock
flock
flock
flock
flock liter
flock

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I. flock [flɒk, Am flɑ:k] N

1. flock (group):

flock of goats, sheep
flock of birds
flock of birds
parvada f LatAm
flock of people

2. flock REL:

flock

II. flock [flɒk, Am flɑ:k] VB intr

flock
a flock of birds
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španski
engleski
engleski
flock
flock
to flock
a flock of birds flew off
flock
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I. flock [flak] N

1. flock (group):

flock of goats, sheep
flock of birds
flock of birds
parvada f LatAm
flock of people

2. flock REL:

flock

II. flock [flak] VB intr

flock
a flock of birds
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španski
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engleski
flock
a flock of birds flew off
flock
Present
Iflock
youflock
he/she/itflocks
weflock
youflock
theyflock
Past
Iflocked
youflocked
he/she/itflocked
weflocked
youflocked
theyflocked
Present Perfect
Ihaveflocked
youhaveflocked
he/she/ithasflocked
wehaveflocked
youhaveflocked
theyhaveflocked
Past Perfect
Ihadflocked
youhadflocked
he/she/ithadflocked
wehadflocked
youhadflocked
theyhadflocked