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verb [I usually + adv/prep ] C1 informal/media • synonyms: rush, crowd, swarm • flock to something; flock to do something; people flocked to the event/store/show • freq in AmE: 7/10
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to go somewhere in large numbers, especially because something is popular, exciting, or important
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collocation with fulfill verb [T ] mainly US (UK usually fulfil) C1 • synonyms: achieve step-by-step goals • fulfill incremental goals in a plan/project; fulfill personal/professional goals incrementally; strategic goal fulfillment • freq in AmE: 5/10
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to achieve small, progressive objectives that contribute to a larger aim; to complete tasks step by step in a structured or strategic way
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verb [I or T ] C1 • synonyms: break, crack, rupture, damage • fracture bone/skull/trust/system; fracture under pressure; severely/partially fractured • freq: 8/10
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to break or crack something hard, especially a bone or a rigid structure; also used metaphorically to describe division or disruption in relationships, systems, or societies
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