crowd
名詞
定義 crowd 名詞
- A2CountableSingular/Plural verb
a large gathering of people in one place
Approximately 15,000 people were present at the concert.
The stadium was filled with a crowd cheering for their team.
The streets were lined with crowds watching the parade.
- SingularSingular/Plural verbinformal
a group of friends or associates who share similar interests
She often hangs out with a group of friends.
He always goes to the bar with the same crowd.
I enjoy being with this crowd because they're all very funny.
動詞
定義 crowd 動詞
- Transitive
to make someone uncomfortable by being too close or watching them intently
I need some space to finish this report, so please don't crowd me.
Please don't crowd me when I'm trying to concentrate on my work.
He felt anxious because someone was crowding him in the elevator.
成語
- follow the crowd
To act or think in a way that is the same as most people, often without independent thought.
• In fashion, she always prefers to follow the crowd instead of creating her own style.
片語動詞 crowd
- crowd (something) into something
When people crowd into an area, they occupy it entirely.
• At the party, guests crowded the sofa into a tight space.
- crowd someone/something out
to prevent a person or thing from having space or opportunities to grow or develop
• The rise of new businesses often crowds small shops out of the market.
- crowd around (someone/something)
to gather closely in a group around an individual or an object
• At the party, the guests crowded around the host, eager to hear her amazing stories.