La Palabra Del Día "muchedumbre"
muchedumbre ( moo-cheh-doom'-breh )
noun ( crowd, throng; mass )
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Examples:
1: Una muchedumbre de compradores invadió el centro comercial.
A crowd of shoppers invaded the shopping mall.
2: La muchedumbre esperando el tren no dejó salir a los pasajeros que se querían bajar.
The throng awaiting the train didn't allow the passengers inside to get off.

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Cuando de repente vi una muchedumbre,
una multitud de narcisos dorados bailando en la brisa del verano.
When all at once I saw a crowd,
a host of golden daffodils dancing in the summer breeze.



Una pequeña lección
Los sustantivos en español que terminan en -umbre suelen ser femeninos. Algunos ejemplos de sustantivos femeninos que terminan en -umbre son: La costumbre (el hábito) La legumbre (la leguminosa) Precaución: también hay nombres masculinos que terminan en -umbre, por ejemplo: El alumbre (el alumbre) El deslumbre (el deslumbrante)
A little lesson
Spanish nouns ending in -umbre are usually feminine. Some examples of feminine nouns ending in -umbre are: La costumbre (the habit) La legumbre (the legume)
Caution: there are also masculine nouns ending in -umbre, e.g.: El alumbre (the alum) El deslumbre (the dazzling)

Podía Podría estar en una muchedumbre y sentirse solitaria.
She could be in a crowd and feel lonely.
Las muchedumbres suscitan lo peor de muchas personas.
Crowds bring out the worst in many people.


Cuando la banda subió al escenario. la muchedumbre se volvió loca.
When the band took the stage, the crowd went wild.
Debido a que no me gustan ni un poco las muchedumbres, la palabra española muchedumbre siempre me recuerda las palabras inglesas much y dumb. Parece que no soy la única persona que no tiene buena opinión de las muchedumbres.
Because I dont like crowds at all, the Spanish word muchedumbre always reminds me of the English words much and dumb. It seems that I am not the only person that does not have a good opinion of crowds.


It may be hard not to follow the crowd down a path of familiarity, but sometimes it's good to break away and follow down the path of the unknown. There can be many great adventures and gifts awaiting you.
Puede ser difícil no seguir a la muchedumbre abajo una senda de familiaridad, pero a veces es bueno romper y seguir por la senda de lo desconocido. Puede tener muchas aventuras y regalos que te esperan.
Detesto los centros comerciales alrededor del tiempo de Navidad porque la muchedumbre de gente es tan sofocante.
I detest the malls around Christmas time because the throngs of people are so suffocating.

Me gusta mucho de muchedumre de los niños porque no tienen interés personal..
I love the crowds of the children because they do not have vested interest..
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Siempre que el Presidente-electo Trump aparecía en las reuiones de campaña, la muchedumbre en las reuniones se ponía muy alegre y ruidosa.
Whenever President-elect Trump would appear at campaign rallies, the large crowds at the meetings would become very happy and boisterous.
