| 词组 | crowded |
| 释义 | crowded /ˈkraʊdəd, ˈkraʊdɪd/ adjective if a place is crowded, there are a lot of people and it is difficult to move aroundnounsa crowded train/bus The train was very crowded, and we had to stand.a crowded restaurant/bar/room etc We were in a crowded bar, full of English soccer fans. | The restaurant was crowded and noisy.a crowded street She pushed her way through the narrow crowded streets.a crowded station/airport The stations are always crowded during the rush hour.prepositionscrowded with people/traffic/shoppers The narrow streets were crowded with holiday traffic.adverbsdensely crowded The people live in densely crowded conditions.increasingly crowded The roads are becoming increasingly crowded and we all need to use our cars less.THESAURUS: crowded packedtrain | house | hall | courtroom you use packed about trains, theatres, and other public places that are very crowded: The trains are always packed at this time of day. | On the first night of the play, the house was packed (=the theatre was completely full). | He spoke to a packed lecture hall. | There was silence in the packed courtroom. | The bus was packed with people returning from their holidays. busyroad | street | intersection | town | station | airport | shopping centre a busy road, town etc is full of people or vehicles: We live next to a busy road and you can hear the traffic all the time. | He was crossing a busy street and got hit by a car. | The accident happened at a busy intersection. | Skipton is a busy market town. | The group exploded a bomb outside a busy railway station. | Tens of millions of passengers pass through busy airports like London’s Heathrow every year. | The former factory is now a busy shopping centre. | At this time of day, the city centre is busy with shoppers. overcrowdedcities | prison | train | conditions if a place is overcrowded, there are too many people in it and it feels uncomfortable: More and more people are choosing to leave Japan’s overcrowded cities. | The country’s prisons are terribly overcrowded. | Perry was fed up with travelling on overcrowded trains to a boring bank job. | The workers live in overcrowded conditions. teemingstreets | cities full of people who are all moving around – used to describe a place where there is a lot of activity: He got lost in the teeming streets of Cairo. | In the teeming cities of Asia, car pollution is becoming more and more of a problem. | The border area is teeming with soldiers.THESAURUS: crowded → busy (2) |
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