flocking

UK
/ˈflɒkɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɑːkɪŋ/

Translations

flockingnoun
A flocking of birds flew over the lake.
Стая птиц пролетела над озером.
A flocking of sheep was grazing in the field.
Стадо овец паслось на поле.
flockverb

flocking

Gerund

flocked
Past Simple
flocked
Past Participle
flocking
Gerund
UK
/flɒk/
US
/flɑːk/
Tourists flock to the city every summer.
Туристы стекаются в город каждое лето.
Birds flock together in the evening.
Птицы собираются вместе вечером.

Definitions

flockingnoun
A material or substance used to create a soft, velvety surface by applying fine particles to a surface.
The artist used flocking to give the sculpture a unique texture.
The act of gathering or moving in a group, typically used to describe birds or animals.
The flocking of geese in the sky was a beautiful sight to behold.
flockverb
To gather or move in a crowd or group.
Tourists flock to the beaches during the summer months.
To congregate or travel in a flock, as birds or sheep do.
The birds flock together in the early morning.
To cover or coat (a surface) with fine fibers so as to produce a velvet-like texture.
They flocked the holiday ornaments to give them a soft, luxurious finish.