crowding

• 指人或物过度集中、拥挤的状态，常导致空间不足或不适感。

A noun referring to the state or condition of being filled with too many people or things, often causing discomfort or lack of space.

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1. State of being overcrowdedB1formal

   The condition of having too many people or things in a limited space.

   拥挤

   • Crowding on public transport is common during rush hour.
   • The crowding at the festival made it hard to move.
   • Urban crowding leads to higher stress levels.

   同义词congestioncrushdensityjampresssqueezethrong

   反义词emptinessroominessspaciousness

2. Gathering of peopleB2informal

   The act of people coming together in large numbers.

   人群聚集

   • The crowding around the stage was intense during the concert.
   • Police managed the crowding at the event entrance.
   • Crowding in the market made shopping difficult.

   同义词assemblageassemblyconcoursecongregationgathering

   反义词dispersionscatteringseparation

• 动词，表示大量的人或物聚集、挤满或填满某个空间。

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.

   挤满

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

   同义词congestcramjammobpackpresssqueezestuffthrong

2. Press or push togetherB1informal

   To move close together in a group, often pushing.

   拥挤

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

   同义词bundlecramflockhuddlepackpushshovesqueezeswarmthrong

   反义词dispersepartscatterseparate

3. Overwhelm or pressureB2informal

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

   围逼

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

   同义词harassjostlepesterpresspush

短语动词变体crowd out