How do you use "group" in a sentence?

A group of tourists was waiting outside the museum. The children were grouped according to ability. She plays guitar in a rock group.

group

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Significado: A number of people or things together; to arrange into categories

群体，组；分组

grupo; agrupar

グループ、集団；分類する

그룹, 집단; 분류하다

'Group' refers to a number of people or things that are together or connected in some way. It can describe a small social gathering, a music band, or a business conglomerate. As a verb, 'group' means to put things or people into categories. 'Group work' and 'focus group' are common compound terms.

「group」指一些以某种方式聚在一起或相互关联的人或事物。它可以描述小型社交聚会、音乐乐队或企业集团。作为动词，「group」意为将事物或人分类。「group work」和「focus group」是常见的复合词。

«Group» se refiere a un número de personas o cosas que están juntas o conectadas de alguna manera. Puede describir una pequeña reunión social, una banda de música o un conglomerado empresarial. Como verbo, «group» significa poner cosas o personas en categorías. «Group work» y «focus group» son términos compuestos comunes.

「group」は、何らかの形で一緒にいるか、つながっている人々や物事を指します。小規模な社交の集まり、音楽バンド、または企業グループを表すことができます。動詞として「group」は物事や人々をカテゴリーに分類することを意味します。「group work」と「focus group」はよく使われる複合語です。

'Group'은 어떤 방식으로든 함께 있거나 연결된 사람이나 사물의 집합을 가리킵니다. 소규모 사교 모임, 음악 밴드, 또는 기업 집단을 묘사할 수 있습니다. 동사로는 사물이나 사람을 범주별로 나누는 것을 의미합니다. 'Group work'(그룹 작업)와 'focus group'(포커스 그룹)은 흔히 쓰이는 복합어입니다.

Ejemplos

A group of tourists was waiting outside the museum.
一群游客在博物馆外面等候。
Un grupo de turistas estaba esperando fuera del museo.
観光客のグループが博物館の外で待っていました。
관광객 무리가 박물관 밖에서 기다리고 있었습니다.
The children were grouped according to ability.
孩子们按能力分组。
Los niños fueron agrupados según su capacidad.
子供たちは能力別にグループ分けされました。
아이들은 능력별로 그룹이 나뉘었습니다.
She plays guitar in a rock group.
她在一个摇滚乐队里弹吉他。
Ella toca la guitarra en un grupo de rock.
彼女はロックグループでギターを弾いています。
그녀는 록 그룹에서 기타를 연주합니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From French 'groupe', from Italian 'gruppo' meaning 'a knot' or 'cluster', probably of Germanic origin. The word entered English in the 17th century, initially as an art term for a cluster of figures in a painting. The general sense of 'a collection of people or things' followed soon after.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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