英语词汇crowd怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ crowd /ˈkraʊd/ verb

crowds; crowded; crowding

¹ crowd

/ˈkraʊd/

verb

crowds; crowded; crowding

Learner's definition of CROWD

a [+ object] : to fill (something) so that there is little or no room for anyone or anything else : to take up much or most of the space in (an area or space)挤满；塞满；使拥挤

College students crowded [=packed] the little bar on the night of the poetry reading.在诗歌朗读之夜，小酒吧里挤满了大学生。
Boxes crowded the floor of my apartment.我公寓的地板上堆满了箱子。
There are too many products crowding the market.有太多的产品充斥着市场。
The hall was crowded [=crammed, packed] with scientists from around the world.大厅里挤满了来自世界各地的科学家。
streets crowded with traffic交通拥挤的街道

b [+ object] : to push or force (something) into a small space使挤进；把…塞进

The club has been accused of crowding too many people into too small a space.俱乐部因让太多人挤进狭小的空间而遭到指控。

c [no object] : to move into a small space涌进；挤进 — + into or onto

The four of us crowded into a little booth at the restaurant.我们四个人挤进餐馆一个很小的隔间。
We crowded onto the bus.我们挤上了那辆公共汽车。

[+ object] : to form a tight group around (something or someone)聚集在…周围；聚拢

Several horses were crowding [=crowding around] the water trough.几匹马聚在水槽周围。
By the end of the 10th mile, three bicyclists were crowding the racer in front.在10英里赛的最后阶段，有三名自行车选手紧紧围堵那名领先选手。

[+ object] chiefly US : to stand very close or too close to (someone or something)站得离…（太）近；靠近；贴近

Please move back. You're crowding me.请向后退，你挨我太近了。
(baseball) The batter was crowding the plate.击球手紧靠本垒板站立。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

He said he broke up with his last girlfriend because she was beginning to crowd him. [=she was not allowing him enough privacy and independence]他说他跟前女友分手是因为她开始变得黏人了。

crowd around/round

[phrasal verb]

crowd around/round or crowd around/round (something)

: to form a tight group around (something or someone)围着；聚集在…周围

A small group of people crowded around the car.一小群人围着那辆汽车。
When one of the protesters began to speak, the people crowded around (him) to hear what he had to say.当其中一名抗议者开始发言时，人们聚集到他周围听他说些什么。

crowded together

◊ If a group of people or things are crowded together, they are next to and usually touching each other in a space that is too small.挤在一起；挨着堆放在一起

We need to organize the closet so that the shoes aren't crowded together.我们需要把壁橱整理一下，这样鞋子就不会堆在一起了。

crowd in

[phrasal verb]

: to move as a group into a small space挤进；涌入

When we got to the elevator, everybody tried to crowd in.我们到达电梯口时，每个人都想挤进去。

of thoughts, memories, etc. : to come into your mind : to occupy your thinking（想法、记忆等）涌入（脑海） — often + on

When I smell a pie baking, memories of childhood holidays crowd in on me. [=memories fill my mind]我闻到烤馅饼的味道时，脑海中涌现出了童年时假日的记忆。

crowd out

[phrasal verb]

crowd out (something or someone) or crowd (something or someone) out

: to push, move, or force (something or someone) out of a place or situation by filling its space挤出；挤掉；排挤出

The quick-growing grass is crowding out native plants.疯长的草挤掉了本地植物的生长空间。
She worries that junk food is crowding fruits and vegetables out of her children's diet.她担心孩子们吃了垃圾食品，水果和蔬菜吃得就少了。

² crowd /ˈkraʊd/ noun

plural crowds

² crowd

/ˈkraʊd/

noun

plural crowds

Learner's definition of CROWD

[count] : a large group of people who are together in one place人群

The President will address the crowd later.总统稍后将对人群发表演说。
The crowd is restless. = (Brit) The crowd are restless.人群焦躁不安。
a crowd of kids/reporters/shoppers一群孩子/记者/购物者
The formerly unknown singer now regularly performs to crowds of 10,000 (people).这位从前鲜为人知的歌手现在经常给数以万计的观众表演。
Crowds lined the street to watch the parade.人群沿街而立，观看游行。
His speeches always draw a big/large crowd. [=a lot of people come to hear him speak]他的讲演总会吸引一大群听众。
You can avoid the crowds by visiting a popular resort area in the off-season.在淡季去度假胜地可以避开拥挤的人群。
police trained in crowd control受过人群管控训练的警察

the crowd : ordinary people : people who are not special or unusual民众；百姓；普通人

kids trying to distinguish themselves from the crowd努力让自己与众不同的孩子们
She prefers to be one of the crowd. [=she prefers to not be noticed or treated in any special way]她宁愿做个普通人。

◊ Someone who is just another face in the crowd is not famous or well-known.普通人

Until her book became a best seller, she was just another face in the crowd.在她的书成为畅销书之前，她只是个无名之辈。

◊ Someone or something that stands out from the crowd is unusual in a good way.脱颖而出；与众不同

As a teacher, he always stood out from the crowd.作为教师，他总是表现得出类拔萃。
The high quality of these tools makes them stand out from the crowd.这些工具的高质量使它们在同类产品中脱颖而出。

◊ Someone who follows the crowd or goes with the crowd does whatever most other people are doing.随大流；从众

He was never one to follow the crowd, so we weren't surprised when he dropped out of college to start his own business.他从来就不是个随波逐流的人，所以当他辍学创业时，没人觉得意外。

[singular] : a group of people who spend time together or have something in common（共度时光或有共同之处的）一伙人，一帮人

Her parents are concerned that she's been hanging out with a bad crowd. [=with people who do illegal or immoral things]她父母担心她总跟一帮坏人混在一起。

— usually used with the通常与the连用

Her parents are concerned that she's been hanging out with the wrong crowd.她父母担心她总跟一伙不该交往的人混在一起。
The new dance club caters to the under-18 crowd. [=to people who are less than 18 years old]新开的舞蹈俱乐部面向18岁以下的人群开放。

join the crowd

: to become part of a larger group : to do what most other people are doing加入群体；从众

You can find a private hideaway or join the crowd at the beach.在海滩上你可以找个僻静地方独处，也可以跟大家在一起。

informal — used to say that the problems or feelings someone is having are problems or feelings that you have had yourself深有同感；感同身受

If you don't understand the rules, join the crowd [=(more commonly) join the club]: no one else does either!不明白这些规则没关系，大家都彼此彼此，别人也都搞不懂！

two's company, three's a crowd

— see company

单词	crowd
释义	crowd (noun) crowd 9 ENTRIES FOUND: crowd (verb) crowd (noun) crowded (adjective) crowd-pleaser (noun) company (noun) face (noun) join (verb) three (noun) two (noun) ¹ crowd /ˈkraʊd/ verb crowds; crowded; crowding ¹ crowd /ˈkraʊd/ verb crowds; crowded; crowding Learner's definition of CROWD 1 a [+ object] : to fill (something) so that there is little or no room for anyone or anything else : to take up much or most of the space in (an area or space)挤满；塞满；使拥挤 College students crowded [=packed] the little bar on the night of the poetry reading.在诗歌朗读之夜，小酒吧里挤满了大学生。 Boxes crowded the floor of my apartment.我公寓的地板上堆满了箱子。 There are too many products crowding the market.有太多的产品充斥着市场。 The hall was crowded [=crammed, packed] with scientists from around the world.大厅里挤满了来自世界各地的科学家。 streets crowded with traffic交通拥挤的街道 b [+ object] : to push or force (something) into a small space使挤进；把…塞进 The club has been accused of crowding too many people into too small a space.俱乐部因让太多人挤进狭小的空间而遭到指控。 c [no object] : to move into a small space涌进；挤进 — + into or onto The four of us crowded into a little booth at the restaurant.我们四个人挤进餐馆一个很小的隔间。 We crowded onto the bus.我们挤上了那辆公共汽车。 2 [+ object] : to form a tight group around (something or someone)聚集在…周围；聚拢 Several horses were crowding [=crowding around] the water trough.几匹马聚在水槽周围。 By the end of the 10th mile, three bicyclists were crowding the racer in front.在10英里赛的最后阶段，有三名自行车选手紧紧围堵那名领先选手。 3 [+ object] chiefly US : to stand very close or too close to (someone or something)站得离…（太）近；靠近；贴近 Please move back. You're crowding me.请向后退，你挨我太近了。 (baseball) The batter was crowding the plate.击球手紧靠本垒板站立。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 He said he broke up with his last girlfriend because she was beginning to crowd him. [=she was not allowing him enough privacy and independence]他说他跟前女友分手是因为她开始变得黏人了。 crowd around/round [phrasal verb] crowd around/round or crowd around/round (something) : to form a tight group around (something or someone)围着；聚集在…周围 A small group of people crowded around the car.一小群人围着那辆汽车。 When one of the protesters began to speak, the people crowded around (him) to hear what he had to say.当其中一名抗议者开始发言时，人们聚集到他周围听他说些什么。 crowded together ◊ If a group of people or things are crowded together, they are next to and usually touching each other in a space that is too small.挤在一起；挨着堆放在一起 We need to organize the closet so that the shoes aren't crowded together.我们需要把壁橱整理一下，这样鞋子就不会堆在一起了。 crowd in [phrasal verb] 1 : to move as a group into a small space挤进；涌入 When we got to the elevator, everybody tried to crowd in.我们到达电梯口时，每个人都想挤进去。 2 of thoughts, memories, etc. : to come into your mind : to occupy your thinking（想法、记忆等）涌入（脑海） — often + on When I smell a pie baking, memories of childhood holidays crowd in on me. [=memories fill my mind]我闻到烤馅饼的味道时，脑海中涌现出了童年时假日的记忆。 crowd out [phrasal verb] crowd out (something or someone) or crowd (something or someone) out : to push, move, or force (something or someone) out of a place or situation by filling its space挤出；挤掉；排挤出 The quick-growing grass is crowding out native plants.疯长的草挤掉了本地植物的生长空间。 She worries that junk food is crowding fruits and vegetables out of her children's diet.她担心孩子们吃了垃圾食品，水果和蔬菜吃得就少了。 ² crowd /ˈkraʊd/ noun plural crowds ² crowd /ˈkraʊd/ noun plural crowds Learner's definition of CROWD 1 [count] : a large group of people who are together in one place人群 The President will address the crowd later.总统稍后将对人群发表演说。 The crowd is restless. = (Brit) The crowd are restless.人群焦躁不安。 a crowd of kids/reporters/shoppers一群孩子/记者/购物者 The formerly unknown singer now regularly performs to crowds of 10,000 (people).这位从前鲜为人知的歌手现在经常给数以万计的观众表演。 Crowds lined the street to watch the parade.人群沿街而立，观看游行。 His speeches always draw a big/large crowd. [=a lot of people come to hear him speak]他的讲演总会吸引一大群听众。 You can avoid the crowds by visiting a popular resort area in the off-season.在淡季去度假胜地可以避开拥挤的人群。 police trained in crowd control受过人群管控训练的警察 2 the crowd : ordinary people : people who are not special or unusual民众；百姓；普通人 kids trying to distinguish themselves from the crowd努力让自己与众不同的孩子们 She prefers to be one of the crowd. [=she prefers to not be noticed or treated in any special way]她宁愿做个普通人。 ◊ Someone who is just another face in the crowd is not famous or well-known.普通人 Until her book became a best seller, she was just another face in the crowd.在她的书成为畅销书之前，她只是个无名之辈。 ◊ Someone or something that stands out from the crowd is unusual in a good way.脱颖而出；与众不同 As a teacher, he always stood out from the crowd.作为教师，他总是表现得出类拔萃。 The high quality of these tools makes them stand out from the crowd.这些工具的高质量使它们在同类产品中脱颖而出。 ◊ Someone who follows the crowd or goes with the crowd does whatever most other people are doing.随大流；从众 He was never one to follow the crowd, so we weren't surprised when he dropped out of college to start his own business.他从来就不是个随波逐流的人，所以当他辍学创业时，没人觉得意外。 3 [singular] : a group of people who spend time together or have something in common（共度时光或有共同之处的）一伙人，一帮人 Her parents are concerned that she's been hanging out with a bad crowd. [=with people who do illegal or immoral things]她父母担心她总跟一帮坏人混在一起。 — usually used with the通常与the连用 Her parents are concerned that she's been hanging out with the wrong crowd.她父母担心她总跟一伙不该交往的人混在一起。 The new dance club caters to the under-18 crowd. [=to people who are less than 18 years old]新开的舞蹈俱乐部面向18岁以下的人群开放。 join the crowd 1 : to become part of a larger group : to do what most other people are doing加入群体；从众 You can find a private hideaway or join the crowd at the beach.在海滩上你可以找个僻静地方独处，也可以跟大家在一起。 2 informal — used to say that the problems or feelings someone is having are problems or feelings that you have had yourself深有同感；感同身受 If you don't understand the rules, join the crowd [=(more commonly) join the club]: no one else does either!不明白这些规则没关系，大家都彼此彼此，别人也都搞不懂！ two's company, three's a crowd — see company
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