Rebaño (en. Herd)

/reˈβaɲo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Definition_text: Group of animals, especially sheep, that are managed by a shepherd.

Example_sentence: The flock headed toward the pen at sunset.

El rebaño se dirigió hacia el corral al atardecer.

Definition_text: Set of people who follow a leader or have the same opinion.

Example_sentence: The politician tried to gather a flock of loyal followers.

El político trató de reunir un rebaño de seguidores leales.

Definition_text: Set of things that have similar characteristics.

Example_sentence: The flock of ideas was composed of innovative concepts.

El rebaño de ideas estaba compuesto por conceptos innovadores.

Etymology_origin: From Latin 'grex, gregis', meaning 'flock' or 'group'.

Phrase: to follow the flock

Meaning: To do the same as the majority without thinking for oneself.

seguir al rebaño

Phrase: not to be part of the flock

Meaning: To be independent or have one's own opinions.

no ser parte del rebaño

Phrase: flock of sheep

Meaning: Referring to a group of people who are easily influenced.

rebaño de ovejas

Related_word: shepherd

Description: Person who takes care of a flock.

pastor

Related_word: sheep

Description: Domesticated animal that belongs to a flock.

oveja

Related_word: herding

Description: Action of caring for and guiding a flock.

pastoreo

Meaning: Group of people who blindly follow a leader.

Example: Don't be part of the flock, think for yourself.

No seas parte del rebaño, piensa por ti mismo.

Meaning: To describe someone who follows trends without personal judgment.

Example: He's just dressed like the flock, without originality.

Solo está vestido como el rebaño, sin originalidad.