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people
Leute

en el diccionario PONS

I. peo·ple [ˈpi:pl̩] SUST.

1. people pl (persons):

people
people
city people
Städter <-s, -> pl
country people
Landbevölkerung f <-> kein pl
the beautiful people
homeless people
Obdachlose <-n, -n> pl
rich people
the right people

2. people pl (comprising a nation):

people
Volk nt <-(e)s, Völ·ker>
the chosen people REL.

3. people pl (ordinary citizens):

the people
the people
the will of the people

4. people (comprising a race, tribe):

5. people pl dated coloq. (family):

my people

II. peo·ple [ˈpi:pl̩] V. trans. usu passive

sth is peopled by sth book, novel, movie
etw ist voll [o. wimmelt] von etw dat.

III. peo·ple [ˈpi:pl̩] SUST. modifier

a people person
people skills
Menschenkenntnis f <-> kein pl
Entrada de OpenDict

people SUST.

up to 10 people

ˈboat peo·ple SUST. pl.

boat people

ˈbusi·ness people SUST.

business people
business people (leaders)
Manager(innen) mpl (f) <-s, ->
Unternehmer(innen) mpl (f) <-s, ->

ˈflow·er peo·ple SUST. pl.

flower people

ˈlit·tle people SUST. + pl v.

the little people

ˈpeo·ple car·ri·er SUST.

people carrier
Minivan m <-s, -s>

ˈpeo·ple mov·er SUST.

people mover

ˈpeo·ple-watch V. intr.

people-watch

ˈstreet peo·ple SUST.

street people pl. ingl. am. (homeless):

street people
Obdachlose <-n, -n> pl

elderly people, the elderly SUST.

elderly people

indigenous people, native SUST.

indigenous people
indigenous people

local people SUST.

local people

people's commune [ˌpiːplzˈkɒmjuːn] SUST.

Volkskommune (China)

ˈpeople smug·gler SUST.

people smuggler
Schlepper(in) m (f) <-s, ->
Entrada de OpenDict

indigenous people

indigenous people
indigenous people
Present
Ipeople
youpeople
he/she/itpeoples
wepeople
youpeople
theypeople
Past
Ipeopled
youpeopled
he/she/itpeopled
wepeopled
youpeopled
theypeopled
Present Perfect
Ihavepeopled
youhavepeopled
he/she/ithaspeopled
wehavepeopled
youhavepeopled
theyhavepeopled
Past Perfect
Ihadpeopled
youhadpeopled
he/she/ithadpeopled
wehadpeopled
youhadpeopled
theyhadpeopled