| 释义 |
🔑crowdcrowd1 /kraʊd / noun - [countable] a large number of people in one place人群◆A large crowd gathered to hear the president speak.一大群人聚拢来听总裁讲话。◆He pushed his way through the crowd.他在人群中往前挤。◆There were crowds of people waiting outside the theater.剧院外面等候着一群群的人。
- the crowd [singular] most people大多数人；普通人◆to follow the crowd (= to do what everyone else does) 随大流
- [countable] (informal) a group of people who know each other（互相熟悉的）一群人，一伙人◆Bob, Mike, and Joe will be there – the usual crowd.鲍勃、迈克还有乔都会在那儿 —— 都是老熟人。
crowdcrowd2 /kraʊd / verb - [intransitive] crowd around (sb) (used about a lot of people) to come together in one place（许多人）聚集，群集◆Fans crowded around the singer, hoping to get his autograph.歌迷们围在那歌星旁边，希望得到他的签名。
- [transitive](used about a lot of people) to fill an area（许多人）挤满，塞满◆Groups of tourists crowded the main streets.市区大街上挤满了成群的游客。
 ●crowd into sth●crowd into go into a small place and make it very full挤入，挤进，涌入（狭小的地方）◆Somehow we all crowded into their small living room.不管怎样，我们还是全都挤进了他们那狭小的客厅。●crowd sb / sth into sth●crowd sb / sth into put a lot of people into a small place把…塞进；使挤满◆Ten prisoners were crowded into one small cell.十名犯人被塞进一间狭小的牢房里。 |