crowd如何读

英:[kraʊd]

美:[kraʊd]

crowd英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]人群 (a) large number of people gathered together
  2. [C]听众,观众 mass of spectators; audience
  3. [C]一群,一批; 一堆 a large number of (people or things)
v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 群集,拥挤 come together in a crowd
  2. vt. 挤满,塞满 fill with
  3. vt. 催逼 put purpose on

crowd是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 人群,群人
  2. 大众,群众,民众,老百姓
  3. 许多,大量
  4. 一堆
  5. <口>一伙,一帮,一群
  6. 拥挤
  7. 伙伴,家伙
  8. 东西
  9. 部队
  10. 熙攘的人群,人山人海
v. (动词)
  1. 催逼,催促,逼迫
  2. 聚集,群聚,云集
  3. 拥挤,挤满,塞满
  4. 挤(进)
  5. 将…塞进
  6. 排挤
  7. 勒索
  8. 簇拥, 聚集在…周围
  9. 把...挤得水泄不通,使…拥挤
  10. 涌上(心头),涌入(脑海)
  11. 靠近
  12. 挤在一旁

crowd变形

复数:crowds

第三人称单数:crowds

现在分词:crowding

过去式:crowded

过去分词:crowded

crowd词根

词根:crowd

adj.

crowded 拥挤的;塞满的

v.

crowded 拥挤(crowd的过去分词)

crowd英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to press on : hurry

The ships crowded northward.

to press close

The players crowded around the coach.

to collect in numbers

Police officers warned people not to crowd.

transitive verb

to fill by pressing or thronging together

crowd a room

to press, force, or thrust into a small space

crowded the people into the bus

push, force—often used with off or out

crowd a person off the sidewalk

to urge on

… I crowded him until streams of sweat ran from his beard.—Jesse H. Stuart

to put on (sail) in excess of the usual for greater speed

to put pressure on

Don't crowd me, I'll pay.

throng, jostle

… changes … crowd each other in a whirl of confusing images when we try to picture this century …—Nicholas Murray Butler

to press or stand close to

The batter was crowding the plate.

to approach or come close to (an age or amount) … a sedan that crowds $100,000 when all the option boxes have been checked.—Jeff Sabatini

a friend who's crowding 70

noun (1)

a large number of persons especially when collected together : throng

the great body of the people : populace

most of one's peers

follow the crowd

a large number of things close together

… I saw a crowd … of golden daffodils …—William Wordsworth

a group of people having something (such as a habit, interest, or occupation) in common the Hollywood crowd

in with the wrong crowd

noun (2)

an ancient Celtic stringed instrument that is plucked or bowed called alsocrwth

dialectal, England violin

crowd词组

a crowd of一大群;许多的

crowd outvt. 挤出;推开

crowd into涌入;挤入

a large crowd of一大群的

follow the crowd随大流

crowd around围拢,聚集在…周围

crowd behavior群众行为

capacity crowd观众满座;爆满

crowd区别

 band, mob, masses, gang, swarm, group, throug, crowd

这组词都有“群,帮,伙”的意思,其区别是:

band多指一群有明确宗旨,为共同目的而结合在一起的人,常含贬义。

mob指无组织、乱七八糟凑合在一起的乌合之众,或指聚集在一起寻衅滋事的人群,多为暴徒。

masses指群众或人民大众。

gang常指从事非法、暴力或敌对活动的帮派或团伙。有时呈中性,词义同group。

swarm指人数众多,杂乱无章,不停移动的一群人。

group普通用词,通常指有组织、有秩序的一群人,也可指无意汇集在一起的一群人。

throug书面用词,意义接近crowd,侧重密集地挤在一起的一群,含挤在一起向前推进之意。

crowd常指无组织地乱哄哄地挤在一起的人群。

以上来源于网络

 mob, through, masses, crowd, people

这组词都有“人们,人群”的意思,其区别是:

mob含贬义,指乌合之众、暴民。

through与crowd含义很接近,常可换用,但侧重指向前运动的群众。

masses指群众或平民,在西方国家含贬义,在我国含褒义。

crowd本义指一大群紧紧聚集在一起的人群,现指群众整体,由个体结合的人群或大众。

people最普通用词,不带任何色彩,泛指不确定数量的人们。

以上来源于网络

crowd词源中文解释

古英语 crudan 意为“压榨,压碎”。与中古荷兰语 cruden, 荷兰语 kruijen “压榨,推动”,中古高德语 kroten “压迫,压榨”,挪威语 kryda “拥挤” 同源。相关词汇: Crowded(拥挤的); crowding(拥挤)。

crowd_体育行业词汇

观众

crowd_心理学行业词汇

群众

crowd词源英文解释

Verb Middle English crouden "to push forward, jostle, press, push or drive (something wheeled)," going back to Old English crūdan "to crowd, press (against), press forward (of a ship)," going back to Germanic *krūdan- "to press, push forward" (whence also Middle Dutch crûden "to push, shove, trundle," Norwegian regional kryda (preterit kraud) "to flow together, congregate"), of uncertain origin Note: Old English crūdan, a Class II strong verb, is attested twice in poetic texts, as crydeþ (third person singular present) and cread (third singular preterit); evidence in other old Germanic languages is lacking. Nominal derivatives *kruda- and *krudan- are evident in Old English lindgecrod "shield-bearing crowd" and lindcroda "shield-press, battle"; the same underlying forms may be evident in Middle Dutch crod "hindrance, bother," Middle High German krot "annoyance, distress," kroten, kröten "to bother, annoy." (Further Frisian and Low German forms are detailed in the Oxford English Dictionary, first edition, s.v. crowd.) See also crud >entry 2. Noun (1) derivative of crowd >entry 1 Noun (2) Middle English crouþ, croude, borrowed from Middle Welsh crwth "crowd (the instrument), fiddle, hump, humpback, anything round or bulging," going back to Celtic *krutto- "round or bulging object" (whence also, from a feminine derivative *kruttā, Welsh croth "womb, belly"; also Middle Irish crott, cruitt "harp, lyre, hump," Middle Breton courz "female genitals"), probably of expressive origin Note: The word crotta as the name of a musical instrument was used by the sixth century Latin poet and hymnodist Venantius Fortunatus ("… crotta Britanna canat" - "… may the British crotta sing"). The grounds for the shift from th to d in the English word are uncertain.

The first known use of crowd was before the 12th century

crowd儿童词典英英释义

crude1 of 2adjective

being in a natural state and not changed by cooking or refining : raw

crude oil

not having or showing good manners : vulgar

planned or done in a rough or unskilled way

a crude drawing

crude2 of 2noun

crude oil

crucialadjective

being a final or very important test or decision : decisive

the crucial game of a series

very important : significant

water is a crucial element in our weather

crown1 of 2noun

a wreath or band for the head especially as a mark of victory or honor

the title representing a sports championship

the heavyweight crown

a royal headdress

the top of the head

the highest part (as of a mountain or tree)

the part of a hat covering the crown of the head

the part of a tooth outside of the gum

something resembling a crown

royal power or authority

the executive part of the British government

any of various coins (as an old British coin worth five shillings)

crown2 of 2verb

to place a crown onespecially: to make sovereign

to declare officially to be

was crowned champion

top entry 2 sense 2

snow crowned the mountain's peak

to top a checker with a checker to make a king

to bring to a successful conclusion : finish off : complete

of a forest fire to burn rapidly through the tops of trees

crown1 of 2noun

a wreath or band for the head especially as a mark of victory or honor

the title representing a sports championship

the heavyweight crown

a royal headdress

the top of the head

the highest part (as of a mountain or tree)

the part of a hat covering the crown of the head

the part of a tooth outside of the gum

something resembling a crown

royal power or authority

the executive part of the British government

any of various coins (as an old British coin worth five shillings)

crown2 of 2verb

to place a crown onespecially: to make sovereign

to declare officially to be

was crowned champion

top entry 2 sense 2

snow crowned the mountain's peak

to top a checker with a checker to make a king

to bring to a successful conclusion : finish off : complete

of a forest fire to burn rapidly through the tops of trees

crowd1 of 2verb

to press forward or close

crowd into an elevator

to push or press into a small space

crowd coats into a closet

to fill or pack by pressing together

cars crowded the roads

to push or force by or as if by a crowd

crowded me off the sidewalk

crowd2 of 2noun

a large number of persons or things crowded or crowding together

the population as a whole : ordinary people

books that appeal to the crowd

a large number of things close together

a group of people having a common interest

crowd 例句

1 At her cue, she walked out onto the bright stage, peering into the dim crowd, unable to find her parents in the throng.

2 Countless crowds of them were at anchor, from the smallest fishing pinks and hoys to the great three-masters sitting at rest.

3 I went onstage at about nine o’clock and faced a crowd of happy, smiling, cheering faces.

4 There is a certain inflection of voice and body language that signals a crowd to applaud.

5 I could sit tall in the saddle and wave the crowd.

我可以高坐在马鞍和人群挥手.

6 Frank had come back from the war with a very stiff leg and a great dislike of crowds and loud noises, and had been working for the Riddles ever since.

7 We dove to the ground, and remained there as mounted police galloped into the crowd, smashing people with batons.

8 “And I have no desire to go back there. Ever. Full of whale stink. Everything too fast. Too crowded.”

9 The first to be swept away were the crowds of middle-men.

10 I looked and saw her coming through the crowd in the square, walking, her head up, as though the fiesta were being staged in her honor, and she found it pleasant and amusing.

11 Piggy moved among the crowd, asking names and frowning to remember them.

12 It’s not until I start to make my way through the crowd that I realize that all eyes are on me, staring.

13 Immediately, an enormous, rumbling roar went up from the crowd.

14 A large crowd had gathered in the chiefs compound for our arrival.

15 Guardsmen in gas masks shot tear gas at the crowd.

16 Back along the shore, gulls soared through the mist above the docks, and down, so far below that it made me dizzy, crowds were moving.

17 When Woodhull took the stage, the crowd roared for more than five minutes, waving handkerchiefs and cheering.

18 “Could we find somewhere less crowded? I don’t feel good.”

19 They all knew this, but it didn’t stop them from good-naturedly crowding the front door every time it opened, every single time, despite the fact that they were never—ever—let into the house.

20 The Spelling Bee buzzed dangerously in and out of range of the Humbug’s wildly swinging cane as they menaced and threatened each other, and the crowd stepped back out of danger.

crowd 同义词

1 大量

umteen much important several healthy heavy rich massive extensive considerable wealthy abundant trillion lavish rife copious prodigal umpteen beaucoup volumed largely world lot power store size deal chance load bag pack river mountain sea volume mass sight quantity wealth crop stack flood ton acre pile bulk twenty bucket gang chunk flock multitude heap infinity regiment binder slew raft throng bushel spate slather profusion gob lashing grist scad aplenty mort oodles prodigality shoal cartload raff mickle foison quiverful ten-strike floodgate smart chance meikle large round vast liberal substantial endless generous flush macro Wealthy substantive affluent lousy voluminous helluva massed fulsome unstinted big heavily freely manifold lavishly lashins scads lashings lakh cut-and-come-again body kind score plenty array universe mess barrel bundle packet gallon mint tub cargo abundance legion herd generosity swarm embarrassment deluge wad peck ream multiplicity ruck boatload cornucopia fistful immensity feck shipload cloudburst muchness trunkful bagful sackful routh skinful jugful barrelful jollop jorum at wholesale enough and to spare by the gross by considerable quite a little whips of a great deal bags of any amount in gross like flies no end of Mass bottomless abounding lumping massively liberally profusely prolifically rimption shower greatness catholicity lavishness massiveness bookful superflux in shoals by the cartload in large amounts in a great measure a deal of lots of a great deal of large number of a good deal a pile of piles of a good deal of a multitude of loads of like water a load of huge amounts of heaps of raft of reams of in quantity in large quantities in quantities

5 驱迫

drive

7 堆满

heaped stack groan

9 催逼

press press for

13 一群人

set pool crew force push crush posse

17 一帮

band crew

20 党羽

partisan

23 快到

on

28 蜂拥

throng press

31 克鲁斯琴

crwth

34 一般人

your we

38 盯着

gaze

41 使挤满

jam saturate

42 使充塞

congest

43 使聚集

condense

46 小提琴

violin fiddle catgut

47 把…塞进

stuff tuck

49 使群集

constellate

60 向前推进

hunch

61 人们

folk they

62 一帮人

cohort band crew

crowd 短语相关

just another face in the crowd playing to the crowd a bad crowd crowd-pleaser stand out from the crowd crowd surf crowd around/round crowd surfing crowd out two's company, three's a crowd

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