| [/kraud; kraʊd/] n 用法:
1 [CGp] (a) large number of people gathered together in the open 人群:
A crowd had already collected outside the embassy gates. 使馆大门外已经聚集了一群人. *
He pushed his way through the crowd. 他在人群中往前挤. *
Police had to break up the crowd. 警察不得不驱散人群. *
[attrib 作定语] crowd control 人群控制.
(b) mass of spectators; audience 观众; 听众:
The match attracted a large crowd. 那项比赛吸引了大批观众. *
The crowd cheered the winning hit. 观众为那致胜的一击喝彩. 用法:
2 the crowd [sing] (derog 贬) people in general 人们:
move with the crowd, ie do as everybody else does 随大溜. 用法:
3 [CGp] (infml) group; company 一伙人; 一帮人:
I don't associate with that crowd. 我不跟那伙人打交道. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) crowds/a (whole) crowd (of) very many (people) 许许多多（人）:
There were crowds of people waiting to get in. 有许许多多的人在等著进去. *
A whole crowd of us arrived at the party uninvited. 我们这一大批不速之客来到了聚会场所. follow the crowd => follow. crowd 2
[/kraud; kraʊd/] v 用法:
1 [Ipr, Ip] ~ around/round(sb) gather closely around (sb) 聚集在（某人）周围:
People crowded round to get a better view. 人们争相围观. *
Pupils crowded round (their teacher) to ask questions. 小学生围著（老师）提问题. 用法:
2 [Tn] fill (a space) so that there is little room to move 充塞（某空间）:
Tourists crowded the pavement. 游客把人行道挤得水泄不通. *
crowd a restaurant, theatre, beach, etc 挤满餐厅、 剧院、 海滨等. 用法:
3 [Tn] (infml) put pressure on (sb); harass 给（某人）施加压力; 逼迫:
Don't crowd me:
give me time to think! 不要逼我:
给我时间让我想想! 用法:
4 (idm 习语) crowd on `sail (nautical 海) raise many sails in order to increase speed 扬起许多风帆（以增加速度）. 用法:
5 (phr v) crowd in on sb (of thoughts, etc) come into the mind in large numbers （指想法等）大量涌现:
Memories crowded in on me. 往事一齐涌上我心头. crowd into sth; crowd in move in large numbers into a small space 大批涌入（某狭小空间内）:
Supporters crowded through the gates into the stadium. 来捧场的人挤过大门, 涌入运动场. *
We'd all crowded into Harriet's small sitting-room. 我们大家涌进了哈丽特那狭小的客厅. *
(fig 比喻) Disturbing thoughts crowded into my mind. 我心乱如麻. crowd sb/sth into sth; crowd sb/sth in put many people or things into a small space or period of time; cram (sb/sth) into sth 使很多人或物挤进狭小空间或在短时期涌现出来; 勉强塞入:
They crowd people into the buses. 他们让许多人挤进公共汽车里. *
Guests were crowded into the few remaining rooms. 把客人都挤在剩余的几个房间里了. *
She crowds too much detail into her paintings. 她的画过於繁杂. crowd sb/sth out (of sth) (a) keep sb/sth out of a space by filling it oneself 挤占某空间使某人[某物]无法进入:
The restaurant's regular customers are being crowded out by tourists. 这家餐馆的老主顾被游客挤得不得其门而入.
(b) prevent sb/sth from operating successfully 排挤某人[某事物]:
Small shops are being crowded out by the big supermarkets. 小商店受到大型超级市场不断排挤. |