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I. crowd [ingl. am. kraʊd, ingl. brit. kraʊd] SUST.
1. crowd (gathering of people):
crowd
crowd
crowd
there was quite a crowd
to pass in a crowd coloq.
to pass in a crowd coloq.
atrbv. crowd scene
crowd trouble
2. crowd (masses, average folk) pey.:
to go with or follow the crowd
to go with or follow the crowd
3. crowd (group, set):
crowd coloq.
they are a nice crowd
4. crowd (large number) coloq.:
crowd sin pl.
II. crowd [ingl. am. kraʊd, ingl. brit. kraʊd] V. intr.
crowd
III. crowd [ingl. am. kraʊd, ingl. brit. kraʊd] V. trans.
1. crowd (fill):
crowd people:
crowd people:
2. crowd (put pressure on):
crowd coloq.
crowd coloq.
crowded [ingl. am. ˈkraʊdəd, ingl. brit. ˈkraʊdɪd] ADJ.
crowded street/room/bus:
crowd out V. [ingl. am. kraʊd -, ingl. brit. kraʊd -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) coloq.
crowd out
crowd out
crowd control SUST. U
crowd control
crowd-puller [ingl. am. ˈkraʊdˌpʊlər, ingl. brit. ˈkraʊdpʊlə] SUST. coloq.
crowd-puller
crowd safety SUST. U
crowd safety
capacity crowd SUST.
capacity crowd
capacity crowd
rent-a-crowd [ˈrɛntəkraʊd] SUST. U hum.
rent-a-crowd
crowd in on V. [ingl. am. kraʊd -, ingl. brit. kraʊd -] (v + adv + prep + o)
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crowd
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en el diccionario PONS
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I. crowd [kraʊd] SUST. + sing./pl v.
1. crowd (throng):
crowd
2. crowd coloq. (group):
crowd
the usual crowd
3. crowd coloq. (large number):
crowd
a crowd of things
4. crowd (common people):
the crowd
5. crowd (masses):
crowd
masas f pl.
to stand out from the crowd fig.
to follow the crowd fig.
6. crowd (audience):
crowd
crowd
II. crowd [kraʊd] V. intr.
crowd
to crowd into a place
to crowd round sb/sth
III. crowd [kraʊd] V. trans.
1. crowd (fill):
crowd
2. crowd (cram):
crowd
3. crowd coloq. (pressure):
crowd
crowd-puller SUST.
crowd-puller
crowd out V. trans.
1. crowd out (exclude):
crowd out
2. crowd out (fill):
crowd-pleasing [ˈkraʊdpli:zɪŋ] ADJ.
crowd-pleasing policy, product, performance:
crowd-pleasing
raucous crowd
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crowd
crowd
crowd
crowd
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en el diccionario PONS
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español
español
I. crowd [kraʊd] SUST. + sing./pl v.
1. crowd (throng):
crowd
2. crowd coloq. (group):
crowd
the usual crowd
3. crowd coloq. (large number):
crowd
a crowd of things
4. crowd (common people):
the crowd
5. crowd (masses):
crowd
masas f pl.
to stand out from the crowd fig.
to follow the crowd fig.
6. crowd (audience):
crowd
crowd
II. crowd [kraʊd] V. intr.
crowd
to crowd into a place
to crowd around sb/sth
III. crowd [kraʊd] V. trans.
1. crowd (fill):
crowd
2. crowd (cram):
crowd
3. crowd coloq. (pressure):
crowd
crowd-pleaser SUST. coloq.
crowd-pleaser
crowd-pleaser (song)
hit m
crowd-pleaser (song)
crowd out V. trans.
1. crowd out (exclude):
crowd out
2. crowd out (fill):
raucous crowd
jubilant crowd
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crowd
crowd
crowd
crowd
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Present
Icrowd
youcrowd
he/she/itcrowds
wecrowd
youcrowd
theycrowd
Past
Icrowded
youcrowded
he/she/itcrowded
wecrowded
youcrowded
theycrowded
Present Perfect
Ihavecrowded
youhavecrowded
he/she/ithascrowded
wehavecrowded
youhavecrowded
theyhavecrowded
Past Perfect
Ihadcrowded
youhadcrowded
he/she/ithadcrowded
wehadcrowded
youhadcrowded
theyhadcrowded
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Because they have a small jaw, their teeth can become crowded and may not fall out naturally.
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The refugees were settled in the poorest and most crowded area of the city.
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In crowded net pens they can become epidemics.
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But there was no suitable playground attached, and the boys, to get fresher air, had to walk far through crowded streets.
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Roofs and windows of nearby buildings were also crowded with spectators.
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