public

the populace; the masses; the common people

Volkswagen (automobile manufacturer)

the masses; the great bulk of the population; popular (of music, science etc)

mass; multitude; the masses

audience; listeners

in public; in front of everybody

abbr. for 眾議院|众议院[Zhong4 yi4 yuan4], House of Representatives

(bound form) crowd; multitude; (bound form) many; numerous

to stand out; outstanding

to make known to the masses (idiom); to publicize widely; to let the world know

(idiom) in public; in front of everyone; openly (typically preceded by 在[zai4] and followed by 之下[zhi1 xia4])

(idiom) rabble; disorderly band

the few are no match for the many; heavily outnumbered; facing impossible odds (idiom)

a group of people; a whole group (esp. in formal or journalistic usage)

to follow the crowd; to conform

audience; participants; congregation (of religious sect)

believers; worshippers

recipients (of information, media etc); audience

mass; involving everyone; united; lit. to assemble the multitude

minority of the population; non-mainstream (activity, pursuit etc); niche (market etc)

(religion) believers; followers; adherents; the faithful

to convince the masses

the stakeholders; a stakeholder

to publicly expose

to muster; to gather a crowd

to gather a crowd; to muster

troops

many men, a great force (idiom); many hands provide great strength; There is safety in numbers.

to muster large forces; to get a great number of people involved (in carrying out some task)

(idiom) to go to a great deal of trouble; to mobilize considerable manpower and resources (often unnecessarily)

peanut gallery (esp. in online forums); onlookers who are interested in the spectacle but don't have anything knowledgeable to say about it; (neologism c. 2016)

to mislead the public with rumors (idiom); to delude the people with lies

to delude the masses with heretical doctrines (idiom)

to alarm everyone; to scandalize the public

to alarm everyone; to scandalize the public

outstanding talent (idiom); incomparable artistic merit

proletariat; abbr. for 普羅列塔利亞|普罗列塔利亚[pu3 luo2 lie4 ta3 li4 ya4] plus masses; also written 無產階級|无产阶级[wu2 chan3 jie1 ji2] in PRC Marxist theory

ordinary people; the masses

to behead sb and display the head in public

to parade (a prisoner) through the streets

to mislead the public with rumors; to delude the people with lies