stampede in Portuguese
stampede in Portuguese is debandada — stampede means a sudden, wild rush of frightened animals running together.
stampede in Portuguese
debandada
A wild, headlong running away or scamper of a number of animals, usually caused by fright.
What does "stampede" mean?
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noun A sudden, wild rush of frightened animals running together.
"A thunderclap set off a stampede among the cattle."
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noun A sudden rush of a crowd of people in the same direction, often driven by panic.
"A stampede broke out near the exits when the fire alarm sounded."
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verb To run, or cause to run, in a sudden headlong rush.
"The herd stampeded across the plain at the sound of gunfire."
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stampede in a sentence
- A thunderclap set off a stampede among the cattle.
- A stampede broke out near the exits when the fire alarm sounded.
- The herd stampeded across the plain at the sound of gunfire.
- Fans stampeded toward the stage when the band appeared.
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What is "stampede" in Portuguese?
"stampede" in Portuguese is debandada. stampede means: A sudden, wild rush of frightened animals running together.
How do you use "stampede" in a sentence?
Example: "A thunderclap set off a stampede among the cattle." In Portuguese, "stampede" is debandada.
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