| 单词 | crowded |
| 释义 | crowded (once / 180 pages) adj Places that are crowded are packed with people. During rush hour, you might decide not to get onto a crowded subway car, but wait for the next one, hoping it will be less crowded. Rock concerts are often crowded, and sometimes classrooms are so crowded with students that it makes the teacher's job harder. Tokyo is a crowded city, especially compared to Dubuque, Iowa, and shopping malls generally become crowded on the weekend before Christmas. These places are all crowded with people, but you could also say that a field is crowded with cows or your friend's house is crowded with cats. The Old English root is crudan, "to press." WORD FAMILYcrowded: crowdedly, uncrowded+/crowd: crowded, crowding, crowds, overcrowd/crowding: crowdings/overcrowd: overcrowded, overcrowding, overcrowds USAGE EXAMPLESThe new line is expected to offer long-needed relief to subways on the East Side of Manhattan, the most crowded lines in the nation. New York Times(Jan 02, 2017) “Happy New Year!” is a less-profane version of what a young man in one of the many crowded stairwells shouts at us. New York Times(Jan 02, 2017) The statement urged caution about being in crowded places and public gatherings during the holidays. New York Times(Jan 01, 2017) adj overfilled or compacted or concentrated a crowded theater a crowded program crowded trains a young mother's crowded days Syn|Ant huddled crowded or massed together jam-packed, jammed, packedfilled to capacity throngedfilled with great numbers crowded together uncrowded having or allowing sufficient room |
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