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crowd·ed [ˈkraʊdɪd] ADJ

crowded
crowded timetable
crowded out inf
to feel crowded inf

I . crowd [kraʊd] N + sing/pl vb

1. crowd (throng):

crowd SPORTS, MUS
crowd SPORTS, MUS

2. crowd inf (clique):

klika f

II . crowd [kraʊd] VB trans

1. crowd (fill):

2. crowd inf (pressure):

3. crowd (force):

III . crowd [kraʊd] VB intr to crowd into sth

crowd out VB trans

ˈcrowd-pull·er N

Usage examples with crowded

to feel crowded inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
It begins at the main base area, however, so it can be more crowded when open.
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The village is surrounded by gardens crowded with fruit-trees.
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Roofs and windows of nearby buildings were also crowded with spectators.
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Flower heads are crowded into a densely packed spike at the tips of the branches.
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Once an individual is affected, he or she is advised to stay away from crowded areas etc. to limit the person to person infection.
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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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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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The flames spread so rapidly that a full evacuation of the sprawling, crowded building was not possible.
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Prisoners lived crowded together, regardless of the mildness (e.g. minor debt) or severity of their crime.
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In crowded net pens they can become epidemics.
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