n.

1. 人群[C][G]
   There was a crowd of people in front of the town hall.

   市政大廳前有一群人。

2. 【口】一伙，一幫[C]
   Sam and his crowd went into the discotheque.

   山姆及其一伙走進了那家迪斯可舞廳。

3. 一堆，許多[C]
   I saw a crowd of magazines and papers on her desk.

   我看見她桌上放著一堆雜誌和報紙。

4. 大眾[the S]
   You can do what you want to do, but never follow the crowd.

   你想做什麼就做什麼，可別隨大流。

vt.

1. 擠滿
   Passengers crowded the platform.

   月臺擠滿了乘客。

2. 將……塞進[O]
   He crowded more books onto the shelf.

   他向書架上又塞了一些書。

3. 催促；催逼
   Don't crowd me, I'll pay.

   別催逼我，我會付的。

vi.

1. 擠，擁擠[Q]
   People crowded into the cinema.

   人們擠進電影院。

2. 聚集

n.

v.

1. [often as adj. crowded] (of a number of people) fill (a space) almost completely, leaving little or no room for movement.
   ▸move or come together as a crowd.
2. move too close to:
   don't crowd her, she needs air.
3. (crowd someone/thing out) exclude by taking the place of someone or something.