单词 | packed |
释义 | packed (pækt ) 1. adjective B2 A place that is packed is very crowded. From 3.30 until 7pm, the shop is packed. ...a packed meeting at Westminster. The streets were packed with men, women and children. [+ with] Synonyms: filled, full, crowded, jammed 2. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE with noun] B2 Something that is packed with things contains a very large number of them. The Encyclopedia is packed with clear illustrations and over 250 recipes. [+ with] Fish and chips are packed with protein. Idioms: be packed like sardines to be fitted tightly into a small space and therefore to be unable to move about easily The people are in appalling conditions. They're packed like sardines on the ship. They can barely move so the sanitary conditions are very, very bad. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers Collocations: packed bar They are not for anyone who intends to get too hot in, say, a local discotheque or packed bar. Times,Sunday Times It's all terribly civilised, with a long, packed bar, comfy sofas and ironic 1980s pop-funk on the sound system. Times, Sunday Times An eight-piece jazz band are playing, and the brass section - a four-man musical snake - meander through the packed bar, liberating us with elemental rhythms. Times, Sunday Times More packed bars await at the end of the run and lead on to, yes, more bars in the village. Times, Sunday Times But how many of us are brave enough to go up and introduce ourselves on a packed bus? The Sun Police intervened in a row on one packed bus when the driver refused to move until some passengers got off. Times, Sunday Times On a packed bus almost everyone says 'excuse me' when they try to get off. Times, Sunday Times The fresh air of the northern mountains lessens the heat of the packed bus. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Most trains on the skeleton service provided were crammed, forcing desperate commuters onto packed buses on gridlocked streets. The Sun It was attended by 500 people, with 200 turned away from the packed church hall. Times, Sunday Times Later that day, we visited the monastery, bells were ringing and hymns were being sung in a packed church. Times, Sunday Times Many who packed church congregations or paid their respects at local war memorials were young. The Sun She was overwhelmed on entering the packed church, but regained her composure as friends gave readings. Times, Sunday Times Sadly for the packed gallery, only two more follow. The Sun Swap the slow shuffle of an impossibly packed gallery for the solitary contemplation of a fireside seat and leaf back through the catalogues that recall this year's finest exhibitions. Times, Sunday Times And the roar that erupted from the packed galleries told everyone on the course that the first eagle had landed. The Sun There were big groans from the packed galleries and a look of disbelief from the tournament leader. The Sun She arrived in a paparazzi flash, looking great in a flippy hairdo, her giant liquid eyes taking in the packed room. Times, Sunday Times I'd heard of people experiencing a nightmare where they had been sitting in a packed room of angry people, everyone hurling insults at them. Times, Sunday Times Although, admittedly, the latter now have to grudgingly share the long, narrow and invariably packed room with camera-happy tourists. Times, Sunday Times And on and on he went, shouting his threats to the packed room of journalists as if what he was saying was in any way normal or acceptable behaviour. Times, Sunday Times The hearing lasted until midnight in a packed room; a large crowd of locals attended the session. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Fireworks, cheerleaders and low ticket prices all added up to a packed stadium and great atmosphere. Times, Sunday Times But it was the manner of it which yet again stunned those in the packed stadium with disbelief. The Sun But practising with the pressure of a packed stadium could improve their abysmal record. The Sun I'd hope for a packed stadium and an intimidating atmosphere. The Sun The game lost none of its intensity after the break as the noise level in the packed stadium reflected. The Sun The pair drove off 30 minutes later with a packed suitcase. The Sun During evictions, he dressed up in a tweed jacket and cap and held his packed suitcase, hoping to be voted out. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In their phrase of the time, they lived life with packed suitcases. The Times Literary Supplement Playing to a packed theatre, she looked offstage and saw an actor exposing himself to her. Times, Sunday Times The fourth row of the packed theatre was filled with members of my family. Times, Sunday Times Fast-forward two years, and the couple were appearing on stage in front of packed theatres. Times, Sunday Times He informed travellers on the packed train he was just driving in to check. The Sun Not really sorry; more the 'sorry' you say after accidentally treading on someone's foot in a packed train. Times, Sunday Times The moaners are the same ones who complain when there's standing room only on a packed train, or ticket prices soar through the roof. The Sun The motor, he said, could generate enough power to pull a packed train for hundreds of miles fuelled by just a couple of pints of water. Times, Sunday Times It catches you as you are on a packed train or procrastinating at the office. Times, Sunday Times Tightly packed bulbs give diminishing returns because they compete for nutrients and water. Times, Sunday Times The prisoners, so tightly packed that they could only stand, were battened below hatches. Times, Sunday Times The engineers will often wet the surface and then allow it to refreeze, creating a tightly packed, fast course. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Everything was in, tightly packed against my flesh. The Sun Reports talked of columns up to three miles wide, the birds tightly packed, flying overhead for hours at a time. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 塞满的 Japanese: 荷造りが済んで |
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