crowd

• Sustantivo que designa a un gran número de personas reunidas en un lugar determinado, a menudo sin un propósito específico.

A noun referring to a large number of people gathered together in a particular place, often without a specific purpose.

1. Large group of peopleA2formal

   A large number of people gathered together in a public place.

   multitud

   • A large crowd gathered to watch the parade.
   • The crowd cheered loudly when the team scored.
   • The concert attracted a crowd of over 10,000 people.

   Sinónimosassemblygatheringhordemassmobmultitudeswarmthrong

2. Specific social groupB1informal

   A particular group of people who share common interests, activities, or social circles.

   grupo social específico

   • She hangs out with the art crowd at university.
   • He's part of the tech crowd in Silicon Valley.
   • The fashion crowd always attends the Milan shows.

   Sinónimosbunchcirclecliquecrewganggrouplotsceneset

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de llenar u ocupar un espacio con un gran número de personas u objetos, o de apretujarse o amontonarse en un lugar.

A verb used to indicate the act of filling or occupying a space with a large number of people or things.

1. Fill or occupy tightlyB1formal

   To fill a space with too many people or things, making it feel cramped.

   llenar, abarrotar

   • Fans crowded the stadium for the final match.
   • Shoppers crowded the store during the sale.
   • The small room was crowded with furniture.

   Sinónimoscongestcramjammobpackpresssqueezestuffthrong

2. Press or push togetherB1informal

   To move close together in a group, often pushing.

   Apretujarse

   • People crowded around the celebrity for autographs.
   • The children crowded onto the bus.
   • They crowded together to stay warm.

   Sinónimosbundlecramflockhuddlepackpushshovesqueezeswarmthrong

   Antónimosdispersepartscatterseparate

3. Overwhelm or pressureB2informal

   To put pressure on someone by being too close or demanding too much attention.

   acosar, agobiar

   • Don't crowd me; I need some space to think.
   • The reporters crowded the politician with questions.
   • She felt crowded by all the attention.

   Sinónimosharassjostlepesterpresspush

Variantes phrasalcrowd out