| swarm 1 | ~ round, mengerumuni: autograph hunters ~ed round the singer after the concert, pemburu autograf mengerumuni penyanyi itu selepas konsert tersebut. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| flock1 | ~ /around, round/ /so., st/, mengerumuni /sso, sst/: the guests ~ed around the barbecue, para tetamu mengerumuni tempat barbeku. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| crowd | ~ round, berkerumun: the people ~ed round but did not help the wounded man, orang ramai berkerumun tetapi tdk menolong lelaki yg cedera itu; ~ round /so., st/, /mengerumuni, berkerumun di keliling/ /sso, sst/: the children ~ed round their teacher, murid-murid itu mengerumuni guru mereka; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| mob | vt crowd around, (to attack) mengeroyok; (to admire, welcome enthusiastically, etc) mengerumuni: the striking workers ~bed the blacklegs, pekerja-pekerja yg mogok itu mengeroyok pekerja-pekerja yg tdk mahu turut serta; the f | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| besiege | vt 1. lay siege to, mengepung: the town was ~d for six months, bandar itu dikepung selama enam bulan; 2. crowd round, mengerumuni: the new President was ~d by journalists, Presiden baru itu dikerumuni wartawan; football fans besieging the ticket booth, peminat-peminat bola sepak yg mengerumuni pondok tiket; 3. overwhelm (with requests etc) menghujani: the reporters ~d him with questions, pemberita-pemberita itu menghujaninya dgn pertanyaan. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| onlooker | n spectator, orang yg melihat: a crowd of ~s started to gather around them, sekumpulan orang yg melihat mula mengerumuni mereka. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| shoal 2 | 2. large number (of people) berduyun-duyun; (of things) bertimbun-timbun: ~s of people besieged the booking office, berduyun-duyun orang mengerumuni pejabat tempahan; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| number | in /large, vast, great/ ~s, dlm bilangan yg besar, dgn banyaknya; (of people) beramai-ramai: the locusts swarmed round the place in large ~s, belalang juta mengerumuni tempat itu dlm bilangan yg besar; tourists come in large ~s every summer, pelancong datang beramai-ramai setiap musim panas; (large, vast) ~s of, banyak; (of persons) ramai: ~s of people fled the city, ramai orang meninggalkan kota itu; so’s ~ /is, has come/ up, (colloq) so’s turn to experience st unpleasant, kenalah sso: many times she escaped being punished, but now it looks as though her ~ has come up, banyak kali dia berjaya mengelakkan diri drpd dihukum tapi sekarang nampaknya kenalah dia; times without ~, entah berapa kali, banyak kali: I have been there times without ~, saya sudah ke sana entah berapa kali; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |