“In great numbers” in Japanese
Short answer
In great numbers in Japanese is “数多く” (kazuooku). Full meaning: in great numbers.
Other ways to say “In great numbers” in Japanese
大勢
taisei crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion)
大挙
taikyo in full force, in great numbers, in droves; large-scale project, grand plan
堵の如し
tonogotoshi in crowds (of spectators), in great numbers
數多く
kazuooku in great numbers
多ぜい
oozei crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion)
大ぜい
oozei crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion)
おおぜい
oozei crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion)
おほぜい
oozei crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion)
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