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ramat
"Ramat" means "flock" or "herd" in English.
In a sentence
El ramat de xais pastura tranquil·lament al prat.
The flock of sheep grazes peacefully in the meadow.
In this sentence, 'ramat' refers to a group of sheep, showcasing its use to denote an assemblage of animals, particularly livestock.
Aquest escriptor té un gran ramat d'obres publicades.
This writer has a large catalog of published works.
Here, 'ramat' is used metaphorically to describe a collection or group of similar items, in this case, written works.
El ramat de gent a la festa feia difícil moure's.
The crowd of people at the party made it hard to move.
In this usage, 'ramat' is applied figuratively to describe a large group of people, showcasing its versatility.
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