crowded

crowd·ed

(krou′dĭd)
adj.
1. Filled near or to capacity: a crowded bus.
2. Filled with a crowd: a crowded plaza.
3. Having insufficient space for comfort: "When wealthy Dutch settlers began feeling crowded in lower Manhattan, they moved to verdant farmlands north of the city" (Janet Groene).

crowd′ed′ness n.
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crowd•ed

(ˈkraʊ dɪd)

adj.
1. filled to excess; packed: a crowded elevator.
2. filled with a crowd: crowded streets.
3. uncomfortably close together.
[1605–15]
crowd′ed•ly, adv.
crowd′ed•ness, n.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Adj.1.crowded - overfilled or compacted or concentrated; "a crowded theater"; "a crowded program"; "crowded trains"; "a young mother's crowded days"
uncrowded - having or allowing sufficient room; "an uncrowded train"; "an uncrowded view"
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crowded

adjective packed, full, busy, mobbed, cramped, swarming, overflowing, thronged, teeming, congested, populous, jam-packed, crushed The street was crowded and noisy.
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crowded

adjective
1. Affording little room for movement:
2. Having all parts near to each other:
3. Excessively filled with detail:
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Translations
مُزْدَحِـم
přecpanýpřeplněný
propfuldstuvende fuld
überfüllt
συνωστισμένος
atestadoconcurridoabarrotadolleno de actividad
täpötäysitäynnä oleva
bondépopuleux
pretrpan
yfirfullur
affollatogremitoaddensante
込み合った
붐비는
samengepakt
fullpakketproppetstappfull
zatłoczony
lotado
переполненный
prepchatý
nabit
trång
ซึ่งเต็มไปด้วยฝูงชน
kalabalıktıklım tıklım dolu
đông đúc
拥挤的

crowded

[ˈkraʊdɪd] ADJ [room] (with people) → atestado (de gente), abarrotado (de gente); [meeting, event] → muy concurrido; [day] → lleno de actividad
it's very crowded hereesto está atestado or abarrotado (de gente)
she has a very crowded scheduletiene una agenda muy apretada
crowded urban areaszonas fpl urbanas muy pobladas
they live in crowded conditionsviven hacinados
every room is crowded with furnituretodas las habitaciones están abarrotadas de muebles
the bar gets very crowded after nine o'clockel bar se llena de gente a partir de las nueve
the houses are crowded togetherlas casas están apiñadas
Collins Spanish Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005

crowded

[ˈkraʊdɪd] adj
(= full, busy) [room, streets, bar] → bondé(e)
crowded with [+ people] → plein de
to be crowded into [+ room] → s'entasser dans
(= overpopulated) [area, town] → surpeuplé(e)crowd-pleaser crowd pleaser [ˈkraʊdpliːzər] n
to be a crowd-pleaser → plaire aux foulescrowd-puller crowd puller [ˈkraʊdpʊlər] n (= event) → grosse attraction f; [person] to be a crowd-puller → attirer les foulescrowd scene n (in play, film)scène f de foule
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crowded

adj
(= filled with people) train, shop etcüberfüllt; the streets/shops/trains are crowdedes ist voll auf den Straßen/in den Geschäften/in den Zügen; crowded with peoplevoller Menschen; a room crowded with childrenein Zimmer voller Kinder; to play to a crowded house (Theat) → vor vollem Haus spielen; the holiday was crowded with incidentsdie Ferien waren sehr ereignisreich; a mind crowded with factseine Ansammlung von Faktenwissen (im Kopf)
(= overpopulated) city, districtüberbevölkert; conditionsbeengt; it’s a crowded professiones ist ein überfüllter Berufszweig
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crowded

[ˈkraʊdɪd] adj (meeting, event, place) → affollato/a, gremito/a; (town) → molto popolato/a; (day) → pieno/a; (profession) → inflazionato/a
crowded with → pieno/a di, gremito/a di, stipato/a di
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crowd

(kraud) noun
1. a number of persons or things gathered together. A crowd of people gathered in the street.
2. a group of friends, usually known to one another. John's friends are a nice crowd.
verb
1. to gather in a large group. They crowded round the injured motorcyclist.
2. to fill too full by coming together in. Sightseers crowded the building.
ˈcrowded adjective
having or containing a lot of people or things. crowded buses.
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crowded

مُزْدَحِم přeplněný propfuld überfüllt συνωστισμένος atestado täynnä oleva bondé pretrpan affollato 込み合った 붐비는 samengepakt fullpakket zatłoczony lotado переполненный trång ซึ่งเต็มไปด้วยฝูงชน kalabalık đông đúc 拥挤的
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crowded

adj (dent) apiñado; — teeth dientes apiñados
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