bevy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++bev·y /ˈbevi/ noun [singular] GROUP OF PEOPLEa large group of people of the same kind, especially girls or young women 一大群〔同类的人，尤指女孩或年轻女子〕bevy of a bevy of beauties 一大群美女
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bevy• Finally, there's a bevy of Aussie and homegrown soap stars in Aladdin at the Apollo in Oxford.• Clicking on any category brings up a bevy of lovely women.• The row started when a bevy of movie stars appeared at the White House correspondents' dinner on May 1st.• A bevy of women, old and young, wait their turn to embrace her.• In the wild, they can often be sighted migrating in bevies of a hundred or more birds.• Security guards held hordes at bay, while men with binoculars eyed the bevy from vans.• He was always friendly enough, but seemed fully occupied with the bevy of young beach-boys who seemed to swarm around him.bevy of• a limousine surrounded by a bevy of screaming teenagersbev·y nounChineseSyllable
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bevy
bev‧y /ˈbevi/
noun [singular]
a large group of people of the same kind, especially girls or young women
bevy of
a bevy of beauties
bev‧y /ˈbevi/
noun [singular]a large group of people of the same kind, especially girls or young women
bevy of