stampede
menyerbu
definition
verb
the nearby sheep stampeded as if they sensed impending danger
(of horses, cattle, or other animals) rush wildly in a sudden mass panic.
noun
What sounded like a stampede of wild rhinoceroses roused her from her sleep.
a sudden panicked rush of a number of horses, cattle, or other animals.
translation of 'stampede'
verb
lari,
mendesak,
mendorong,
menyerbu
noun
penyerbuan
example
don't let them 'stampede' us into anything
This memory came just in time, enabling her to dive out of the way to avoid being immediately trampled by the sudden 'stampede' of the rest of the Callisto family into the kitchen.
This year, over-exuberant noise caused the animals to 'stampede' , and several onlookers were seriously injured, including Nobatule's husband.
Their release created a 'stampede' of users to Windows Update, resulting in slow response times yesterday.
the herd was fleeing back to the high land in a wild 'stampede'
So you need to buy it right away and avoid the 'stampede' of enthused blog readers who will undoubtedly rush to order the book now!
At the end of the three-week shoot, the entire village was to be destroyed in a cattle 'stampede' and explosion.
The smoke evolved into a 'stampede' of horses only to disappear.
a 'stampede' of bargain hunters
Back at the Cafe Kronborg as the crowd built up, the smells of the food put an edge to the appetite, until the normal food rush became a 'stampede' .
The way film-makers have grappled with that challenge - first avoiding it, then rushing at it in a collective 'stampede' - is not just a story about the evolution of the cinema.
Property developers are rushing to release high-end flats in the wake of the 'stampede' for units at Henderson Land Development's Grand Promenade project.
If attacked, the herd could 'stampede' , or ‘circle the wagons’ and fend off predators.
In a climate of fad diets and food fears, the soy market has thrived on the 'stampede' away from animal foods - in this case, real milk and real meat.
His first inclination was that Bru-shon's men had sent the palace horses into a 'stampede' .
They lost the child in a 'stampede' of people rushing to higher ground.
So popular he is that people, young and old, rush in a 'stampede' to collect a baseball hat bearing his name and signatures of his trainer and jockey.
One of the horses bolted - possibly because it had been bitten or stung by an insect - and caused the rest of the animals to 'stampede' .
Jonine ducked behind me, her chin bumping into my shoulder as a sudden 'stampede' of underclassmen came pushing past from the other direction.
The sound of a car revving up and suddenly moving reached my ears, and it was not long before a black car came to my side with a 'stampede' of crazed animals following.
The final bell rang and everyone rushed out the door like a wild 'stampede' of animals.
A pensioner was badly injured on Tuesday after being caught in a horse 'stampede' at a Norwegian beauty spot.
Without warning, there was a sudden 'stampede' running full pelt up from the disaster site, men and women in fatigues, burly construction workers, firemen in bunker gear.
I think the correct description is that a lot of the financial analysts are essentially herd animals, and they follow the 'stampede' in whichever direction it's going.
Also, the cattle are less likely to 'stampede' if it's early in the day.
Last year I was nearly crushed in a 'stampede' by my horses as I tried to bring them in for the night; again because of an air bomb exploding about their heads.
He felt like he'd been dragged behind a 'stampede' of horses, maybe he had.
Indonesian player Mistar, 25, was killed by a 'stampede' of wild pigs that overran his team's training field in 1995.
A section of fencing was broken down and advertising hoardings flattened in the 'stampede' as rival fans charged from end to end of the pitch.
a 'stampede' of bargain hunters
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