人群

rénqún

crowd

HSK 5

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

The word "人群" (rénqún) refers to a crowd or group of people gathered together. It is commonly used to describe a large number of people in one place, such as at events, public spaces, or busy streets.

Common Contexts

"人群" often appears in contexts involving gatherings, public events, or situations where many people are present. It can emphasize the size or density of the crowd.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 人群 (in the crowd): used to indicate someone or something located within a crowd.
  • 聚集人群 (gather crowds): describing the action of people assembling.
  • 人群 (crowds surging): describing movement or flow within a crowd.

Usage Notes

When using "人群," the focus is on the collective group rather than individuals. It is more formal and descriptive than simply saying "people" (). Avoid confusing it with "群众," which often has political or social connotations.

Common Confusion

Do not confuse "人群" with "" (people in general) or "群众" (mass or populace with social/political implications). "人群" specifically highlights a physical gathering or crowd.

예문

节日期间,公园里聚集了很多人群。

Jiérì qījiān, gōngyuán lǐ jùjíle hěn duō rénqún.

During the holiday, many crowds gathered in the park.

他在人群中找到了他的朋友。

Tā zài rénqún zhōng zhǎodàole tā de péngyǒu.

He found his friend in the crowd.

人群中有人突然大声喊叫,引起了大家的注意。

Rénqún zhōng yǒu rén túrán dàshēng hǎnjiào, yǐnqǐle dàjiā de zhùyì.

Someone suddenly shouted loudly in the crowd, attracting everyone's