| Principal Translations |
| flock n | (sheep, goats) | rebaño nm |
| | The shepherd tended his flock. |
| | El pastor cuidó de su rebaño. |
| flock n | (group of birds) | bandada nf |
| | (AmL) | parvada nf |
| | A flock of birds landed in the trees. |
| | Una bandada de pájaros se posó en los árboles. |
| flock n | figurative (church: congregation) (figurado, iglesia) | rebaño nm |
| | | feligreses nmpl |
| | | parroquia nm |
| | The pastor preached to his flock. |
| | El pastor predicó a su rebaño. |
| flock n | figurative (crowd of people) | multitud nf |
| | (coloquial) | horda nf |
| | Flocks of tourists come to the city in July and August. |
| | Multitudes de turistas vinieron a la ciudad en julio y agosto. |
| flock n | (fibre tuft) | borra nf |
| | The pillow was stuffed with cotton flock. |
| | La almohada esta rellena de borra de algodón. |
| flock n as adj | (fabric: velvety) | aterciopelado/a adj |
| | Jerry bought some flock fabric. |
| | Jerry compró tela aterciopelada. |
| flock to [sth] vi + prep | figurative (go as a group) | ir en manada a, acudir en manada a loc verb + prep |
| | | ir en grupo a loc verb + prep |
| | (AmS: coloquial) | ir en patota a loc verb + prep |
| | As soon as the new restaurant opened, the local community started to flock to it after work. |
| | En cuanto abrió el restaurante nuevo, la comunidad local empezó a ir en manada a este después del trabajo. |
| flock together vi + adv | figurative (people: gather) | juntarse en masa loc verb |
| | The people began to flock together to see what was going on. |
| | La gente empezó a juntarse en masa para ver qué ocurría. |