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swarm in

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swarm in(to something)
[for a throng] to crowd into something or some place. People were swarming into the auditorium to hear the guitarist. They swarmed in and ran for the best seats.
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Beekeepers would love to catch a valuable colony this size - the saying is, 'a swarm in June is a silver spoon'.
At the height of the summer, when they grow wings, ants swarm in order to mate and start a new colony.
``I haven't seen them swarm in a busy place like Allerton Road for around three or four years.
 
 
 
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