Examples of using Swarmed in English and their translations into Chinese
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As the train approached, people swarmed to it, but almost every door stayed shut.
Then we took to shooting the penguins which swarmed upon the rocks, and to capturing some of the amphibious animals which frequented the beach.
By the end of December, players swarmed social media to commiserate, compete and bitch about breaking their phones in frustration.
The priests said that the Host Below swarmed every man's head, pulling and prodding.
Where city streets once swarmed with bicycles, they are now full of automobiles.
Millions who have no Internet access nevertheless swarmed the streets of Cairo, Alexandria and other Egyptian cities to vent their rage through rallies and strikes.
In Khartoum thousands of Sudanese swarmed over the walls of our embassy and tried to raise a black flag.
They swarmed in front of Sherburn's palings as thick as they could jam together, and you couldn't hear yourself think for the noise.
Black tendrils crawled up his face, swarmed over his arms, through his legs, and even out from his pupils.
David- and other FBA sellers like him- swarmed the Amazon suture pad market.
Back in 1944, hundreds of American and British fighters swarmed over battlefields in France, destroying German vehicles with heavy machine-gun and rocket fire.
Then it broke into a fury of rage and swarmed toward the cooper-shop to lynch Hardy.
An event in Chicago a week ago was canceled over security concerns after protesters, many of them university students, swarmed the venue.
And then suddenly the machines pushed them out and they swarmed on the highways.".
In the meantime, their absence was discovered and guards swarmed the island with rifles and machine guns.
I sought with tears and prayers to smother down the crowd of hideous images and sounds with which my memory swarmed against me;
Dutch police were able to infiltrate Hansa and identify users who swarmed there after AlphaBay was shut down.
If they disobey this basic rule(as I learned first-hand in Marseille), they are likely to be swarmed, insulted, threatened, and even attacked.
In host cities, some of which have never seen so many tourists, fans swarmed to cafes and bars, draining beer supplies to alarmingly low levels.
After the earthquake, international media swarmed to Kathmandu.