crowds in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for crowds in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.crowd [Am kraʊd, Brit kraʊd] N

1. crowd (gathering of people):

crowd

muchedumbre f

crowd

multitud f

crowd

gentío m

a large crowd had gathered

se había congregado una muchedumbre or una gran multitud or un gentío

a crowd of spectators

una multitud de espectadores

she pushed her way through the crowd

se abrió paso entre la muchedumbre or la multitud or el gentío

the game is expected to attract a good crowd

se espera que el partido atraiga mucho público

the accident drew a large crowd

el accidente atrajo or congregó a muchos curiosos

the singer drew a large crowd

el cantante atrajo mucho público

there was quite a crowd

había mucha gente

crowds of shoppers/tourists

multitud de clientes/turistas

to pass in a crowd inf

estar pasable

to pass in a crowd inf

pasar

attr crowd scene

escena f multitudinaria

crowd trouble

disturbios mpl del público

2. crowd (masses, average folk) pej:

she isn't just one of the crowd

no es del montón

the show caters for the crowd

el espectáculo está pensado para el gran público

to go with or follow the crowd

seguir (a) la manada

to go with or follow the crowd

dejarse arrastrar or llevar por la corriente

to stand out from/rise above the crowd

destacar(se)

3. crowd (group, set):

crowd inf

gente f

the crowd from the office

la gente de la oficina

they are a nice crowd

son gente simpática

I thought she was one of Jane's crowd

creí que era de la pandilla or del grupo de Jane

4. crowd (large number) inf:

crowd no pl

montón m

I had a crowd of things on my mind

tenía un montón de cosas en la cabeza

II.crowd [Am kraʊd, Brit kraʊd] VB intr

crowd

aglomerarse

people crowded outside

la gente se aglomeró afuera

the fans crowded around him

los admiradores se aglomeraron a su alrededor

we opened the doors and they crowded into the hall

abrimos las puertas y entraron en tropel a la sala

III.crowd [Am kraʊd, Brit kraʊd] VB trans

1. crowd (fill):

crowd people:

llenar

crowd people:

abarrotar

the characters that crowd the pages of the novel

los personajes que pueblan las páginas de la novela

they must have crowded over 50, 000 people into the stadium

deben haber metido a más de 50.000 personas en el estadio

don't try to crowd everything onto one page

no trates de meter todo en una página

2. crowd (put pressure on):

crowd inf

acosar

crowd inf

hostigar

stop crowding me

deja de acosarme or hostigarme

See also crowded

crowded [Am ˈkraʊdəd, Brit ˈkraʊdɪd] ADJ

crowded street/room/bus:

crowded

abarrotado de gente

crowded

atestado de gente

crowded

lleno de gente

the beach gets very crowded

la playa se llena de gente

it's too crowded in here

hay demasiada gente aquí

a very crowded schedule

un calendario or un programa muy apretado

the cupboard is crowded with odds and ends

el armario está atiborrado or lleno de cosas

they live crowded together in one room

viven amontonados or apiñados en un cuarto

crowd out VB [Am kraʊd -, Brit kraʊd -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) inf

crowd out

hacer salir

crowd out

desplazar

we were crowded out of the room

había tanta gente que tuvimos que salir de la habitación

they are crowding the moderates out of the party

están desplazando a los moderados del partido

crowd control N U

crowd control

control m de multitudes

crowd control barrier

barrera f de control de multitudes

crowd-puller [Am ˈkraʊdˌpʊlər, Brit ˈkraʊdpʊlə] N inf

crowd-puller

gran atracción f (espectáculo o persona que atrae mucho público)

crowd safety N U

crowd safety

seguridad f en las aglomeraciones

capacity crowd N

capacity crowd

lleno m completo

capacity crowd

lleno m total

rent-a-crowd [ˈrɛntəkraʊd] N U hum

rent-a-crowd

personas que acuden a una reunión pública o manifestación con el solo fin de aumentar el número de asistentes y crear la impresión de apoyo espontáneo a una causa

crowd in on VB [Am kraʊd -, Brit kraʊd -] (v + adv + prep + o)

doubts crowded in on her

la invadieron las dudas

unhappy memories crowded in on him

tristes recuerdos acudieron en tropel a su memoria liter

at times the city seems to crowd in on you

a veces uno se siente oprimido or agobiado por la ciudad

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he incited the crowds to violence

instigó or incitó a las multitudes a la violencia

Translations for crowds in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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una riada de gente

crowds of people

crowds in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for crowds in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.crowd [kraʊd] N + sing/pl vb

1. crowd (throng):

crowd

multitud f

there was quite a crowd

había mucha gente

2. crowd inf (group):

crowd

grupo m

the usual crowd

los de siempre

3. crowd inf (large number):

crowd

montón m

a crowd of things

un montón de cosas

4. crowd (common people):

the crowd

el vulgo

5. crowd (masses):

crowd

masas f pl

to stand out from the crowd fig

destacar(se)

to follow the crowd fig

dejarse llevar por los demás

6. crowd (audience):

crowd

público m

crowd

espectadores m pl

II.crowd [kraʊd] VB intr

crowd

aglomerarse

to crowd into a place

entrar en tropel en un sitio

to crowd round sb/sth

apiñarse alrededor de alguien/algo

III.crowd [kraʊd] VB trans

1. crowd (fill):

crowd

llenar

to crowd the streets/a stadium

abarrotar las calles/un estadio

2. crowd (cram):

crowd

amontonar

3. crowd inf (pressure):

crowd

atosigar

crowd-puller N

crowd-puller

gran atracción f

crowd out VB trans

1. crowd out (exclude):

crowd out

excluir

2. crowd out (fill):

to be crowded out

estar lleno de gente

crowd-pleasing [ˈkraʊdpli:zɪŋ] ADJ

crowd-pleasing policy, product, performance:

crowd-pleasing

al gusto del público

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raucous crowd

ruidoso, -a

Translations for crowds in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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gentío

crowd

agolpamiento

crowd

turbamulta

crowd

gradería

crowd

tracalada

crowd

crowds Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to stand out from the crowd fig

destacar(se)

to crowd the streets/a stadium

abarrotar las calles/un estadio

to elbow one's way through the crowd

abrirse paso a codazos entre la multitud

to make one's way through the crowd

abrirse camino a través de la muchedumbre

to worm through the crowd

colarse entre el gentío

she got in with the wrong crowd

se juntó con quien no le convenía

to fight one's way through the crowd

hacerse paso entre la multitud

the police violently broke up the crowds

la policía disolvió violentamente a la multitud

to slip away in the crowd

escurrirse (por) entre la gente

to slip away [or sneak off] through the crowd

escabullirse (por) entre la multitud

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English

Simple ideas are great for attracting crowds, especially when they come with camera-ready spectacle.

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I was fighting crowds of cynics, exposure to the elements, and extreme fatigue.

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That evening, state-run television warned residents to stay indoors but crowds of people took to the streets to block the incoming army.

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Larger than usual crowds strolled in the center of the city.

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Water pressure was almost nonexistent after the seventh inning, especially with crowds above 8,000.

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During the dance, the demons jump out at the crowds to try to scare them.

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Foolish financial crowds had better wise up to other danger zones.

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Modeling techniques of crowds vary from holistic or network approaches to understanding individualistic or behavioral aspects of each agent.

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For some this was too many and the likelihood of playing to small crowds was irksome.

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More of a lunch or teatime snack, crowds will usually hit up these places at those times.

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