stampede

noun

UK/stæmˈpiːd/
US/stæmˈpiːd/

Definitions of stampede noun

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A situation in which a large group of animals or people move suddenly and uncontrollably in the same direction, often due to fear.

    (尤指獸群或人群因恐慌引起的)狂奔;奔逃;蜂擁

    • Several people were injured when the crowd stampeded into the store as it opened on the first day of the promotion.

      在促銷活動的第一天,當商店開門時,人群蜂擁而入,導致數人受傷。

    • The crowd began to stampede after hearing the gunshots.

      聽到槍聲後,人群開始狂奔。

    • The animals stampeded out of the barn because of the fire.

      動物們因為火災而從穀倉裡狂奔而出。

verb

UK/stæmˈpiːd/
US/stæmˈpiːd/

Definitions of stampede verb

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    To move quickly and uncontrollably in the same direction, often because of fear, as a group of animals or people.

    (人或動物因驚嚇而)驚逃;奔逃;蜂擁

    • The herd of cattle began to stampede after hearing a noise nearby.

      牛群聽到附近的噪音後開始驚逃。

    • The prisoners began to stampede into the yard when the alarm went off.

      警報響起時,囚犯們開始蜂擁到院子裡。

    • The children stampeded around the streets when the clowns were performing.

      小丑表演時,孩子們在街上蜂擁跑動。