Definition
This idiom suggests that being in a group provides greater security and reduces the likelihood of harm.
人多勢眾，較不易受到傷害。
They decided to walk the dark path together, as they felt there's safety in numbers.
他們決定一起走那條黑暗的小路，因為他們覺得人多比較安全。
During the protest, the marchers chanted 'There's safety in numbers' as they felt safer in a large group.
在抗議期間，遊行者高喊『人多比較安全』，因為他們覺得在群體中更安全。
Traveling alone can be risky, but they moved together, believing there's safety in numbers.
獨自旅行可能很危險，但他們一起行動，相信人多比較安全。