| 释义 |
crowd/kraʊd/ n. & v.●n. 1 a large number of people gathered together, usu. without orderly arrangement (无秩序的)人群 2 a mass of spectators; an audience 观众；听众 3 colloq. a particular company or set of people [口] (特定)一群人，一伙人 met the crowd from the sales department 遇见销售部的一帮人 4 (prec. by 前接 the) the mass or multitude of people 群众，大众，老百姓 go along with the crowd 和群众打成一片 5 a large number (of things) (事物)一堆，一批，众多 6 actors representing a crowd 群众演员 ●v. 1a intr. come together in a crowd 聚集，群集 b tr. cause to do this 使聚集，使群集 c intr. force one's way 挤，推搡 2 tr.a (foll. by 后跟 into) force or compress into a confined space 装进，塞进 b (often foll. by 常后跟 with; usu. in passive 通常用被动) fill or make abundant with 挤满，塞满 was crowded with tourists 挤满了游客 3 tr.a (of a number of people) come aggressively close to (人群)逼近，催逼 b colloq. harass or pressure (a person) [口]骚扰(某人)；迫使 □ crowd out exclude by crowding (因空间不足而)挤出，排挤 □ crowdedness n.[Old English crūdan ‘press, drive’] |