英语词组crowd是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

词组	crowd
释义	crowd Theme: FIGHTING tr. to gang up on someone. Some guys were crowding Todd, so we chased them off.They moved in from all sides, carrying clubs, and began to crowd us. Theme: PRESSURE tr. to pressure or threaten someone. Don't crowd me!Max began to crowd Bruno, which was the wrong thing to do. crowd 1. noun 1 a company of people defined by a common denominator, a set US, 1840. 2 a fat person US, 1970 2. verb 1 to put pressure on someone, to coerce someone US, 1828. 2 to verge on a specified age US, 1943 idiomcrowdfollow the crowdto do the same thing as other people, often because you are afraid to be different or take risks:You don't have to follow the crowd, Nancy, it's better to make up your own mind.The less adventurous companies will follow the crowd, then find that they haven't got the qualities they need for success.stand out in a crowdto be easily noticed because of some special quality:She dresses and moves with an elegance that makes her stand out in a crowd.When you're buying a new car, why not choose the one that stands out in the crowd? phrasecrowd[crowded, crowded, crowding] crowd around crowd around/round • crowd around/round sb/sth if a group of people crowd around someone or something, they come very close to them and surround them, for example in order to hear or see them better: Everybody crowded around to have a look at the baby. Hundreds of people crowded round the stage door, waiting for the stars to appear. crowd in/into crowd in • crowd into sth • crowd sb into sth to go into a place in large numbers so that it is very full, or to make people do this: The doors opened, and everyone crowded in. Several hundred people crowded into the church for the funeral service. The prisoners were crowded into a tiny dark room and left there.■ SIMILAR TO: cram in/into crowd in on/upon crowd in on/upon sb if a lot of thoughts or feelings crowd in on you, you cannot stop thinking about them and they upset or worry you: Too many thoughts were crowding in on her, and there was no solution to any of them. Alvin tried to shut his mind against the fears that kept crowding in on him. crowd out crowd out sth/sb • *crowd sth/sb* out if one group of people or things crowd out another group, the first group is so big and strong that it makes it impossible for the second group to succeed or exist: Bigger software firms are crowding out smaller businesses. The weeds will crowd out your other plants, if you don't get rid of them. crowd round** ► see crowd around/round crowd 1. tv. to pressure or threaten someone. Frank began to crowd Sam, which was the wrong thing to do. 2. tv. to gang up on someone. They moved in from all sides, carrying clubs, and began to crowd us. See: crowd crowd (on) sail crowd (someone or something) out of (something) crowd around crowd around (someone or something) crowd in crowd in some place crowd out of crowd pleaser crowd sail crowd the mourners crowd through crowd together crowd with crowd with (someone or something) crowdfund crowd-puller crowdsource crowdsourcing far from the madding crowd follow the crowd follow/go with the crowd go with the crowd pass in a crowd play to the crowd play to the gallery stand out from the crowd the wrong crowd three's a crowd Two is company, three's a crowd two's company(, three's a crowd) two's company, three's a crowd work the crowd
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