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I . crowd [kraʊd] N + pl, sing vb

2. crowd inf (group):

3. crowd inf (large number):

4. crowd (common people):

6. crowd (audience):

crowd out VB trans

1. crowd out (excl):

2. crowd out (fill):

to be crowded out

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The gills are crowded closely together, 35 mm broad, emarginate (notched), adnate by a tooth.
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At the end of the 19th century, the beaches to the east and west of the pier were crowded with fishing boats.
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The remoteness of the lake limits the number of visitors, so the lake is seldom crowded even during the height of the summer season.
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Especially crowded and popular were the special music performances and other special programs hosted by the gallery.
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In the summer, the lake is very crowded with recreational activity.
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However, if the messages became crowded, well-wishers improvised and wrote wherever they could squeeze in a message.
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There they were crowded into the forts cold, damp casemates.
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But there was no suitable playground attached, and the boys, to get fresher air, had to walk far through crowded streets.
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Flower heads are crowded into a densely packed spike at the tips of the branches.
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It begins at the main base area, however, so it can be more crowded when open.
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