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No. 2,737 in Japanese

群れ

"群れ" (mure) means "group" or "herd" in English, referring to a collection of people, animals, or things.

In a sentence

  • 鳥たちの群れが空を飛んでいました。

    A flock of birds was flying in the sky.

    Here, '群れ' (mure) is used to describe a group of birds collectively flying together, emphasizing the imagery of living creatures in movement.

  • 魚の群れを海で見つけました。

    I found a school of fish in the sea.

    In this context, '群れ' (mure) refers to a grouping of fish, commonly referred to as a school in English, indicating an organized collection of animals.

  • 野原には鹿の群れがいました。

    In the field, there was a herd of deer.

    Here, '群れ' (mure) is utilized to denote a herd of deer, highlighting a gathering of terrestrial animals in a natural setting.

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