droves

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdrovesdroves[plural]CROWD crowds of peoplein droves Tourists come in droves to see the White House. → droveExamples from the Corpusin droves• At ten-fifteen people began arriving in droves.• The sunny weather has brought out boaters in droves.• People came in droves to watch the fireworks display.• New York used to house the head offices of scores of top companies; they have been leaving in droves.• Lloyd's has seen its capital base contract sharply as Names have deserted the market in droves after disastrous losses.• Nurses are leaving the profession in droves.• After two years of explosive circulation growth, Soviet newspapers are being deserted by their subscribers in droves.• And now drinkers are turning up in droves.

单词	droves
释义	droves From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdrovesdroves[plural]CROWD crowds of peoplein droves Tourists come in droves to see the White House. → droveExamples from the Corpusin droves• At ten-fifteen people began arriving in droves.• The sunny weather has brought out boaters in droves.• People came in droves to watch the fireworks display.• New York used to house the head offices of scores of top companies; they have been leaving in droves.• Lloyd's has seen its capital base contract sharply as Names have deserted the market in droves after disastrous losses.• Nurses are leaving the profession in droves.• After two years of explosive circulation growth, Soviet newspapers are being deserted by their subscribers in droves.• And now drinkers are turning up in droves.
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