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A n1 ( mass of people) gen foule f ; Sport spectateurs mpl ; ( audience) public m ; a crowd of 10,000 gen une foule de 10 000 personnes ; Sport une foule de 10 000 spectateurs ; crowds of people une foule de gens ; to draw ou attract a crowd attirer la foule ; a crowd gathered at the scene un attroupement s'est formé sur les lieux ; we are hoping for a big crowd at the concert nous espérons que le public viendra nombreux au concert ; the president waved to the crowd(s) le président a salué la foule ; we ski in Norway to avoid the crowds nous skions en Norvège pour éviter la foule ; people came in crowds to hear him les gens sont venus l'écouter en masse ; it's not very good, but it'll pass in a crowd ○ ce n'est pas terrible ○, mais ça peut passer si on ne regarde pas de trop près ; to follow ou go ou move with the crowd suivre la foule ; to stand out from the crowd sortir du commun ;2 ○ ( group) bande f ; ‘who's coming?'-‘the usual crowd’ ‘qui est-ce qui vient?’-‘toujours la même bande’ ; the crowd from the office les copains ○ du bureau ; they're a friendly crowd ils sont tous très sympa ○.C vtr1 ( fill) se presser sur [pavement, platform, road] ; s'entasser sur [beach] ; tourists crowded the bars/trains les bars/trains étaient pleins de touristes ; the roads were crowded with cars la circulation était très dense ;2 ( squash) entasser [people, animals, cars, furniture] (into dans) ; they have crowded as many lines as possible onto the page ils ont fait tenir un maximum de lignes dans la page ; they have crowded a lot of information into this brochure cette brochure est bourrée ○ d'informations ; she crowds too much detail into her pictures elle surcharge ses tableaux d'une foule de détails ; we always try to crowd as much as possible into our visits to Paris nous essayons toujours de voir le plus de choses possible quand nous allons à Paris ;3 ( fill to excess) remplir [room, house, mind] (with de) ; surcharger [design, page] (with de) ; the house was crowded with furniture/paintings la maison était encombrée de meubles/tableaux ;5 ○ ( put pressure on) tanner ○ ; stop crowding me! let me think! arrête de me tanner ○ ! laisse-moi réfléchir!D vi1 lit to crowd into s'entasser dans [room, lift, vehicle] ; to crowd onto s'entasser dans [bus, train] ; to crowd through passer en foule par [door, gates] ; to crowd up/down sth monter/descendre qch en foule [stairs] ; to crowd (up) against se presser contre [barrier] ;■ crowd around, crowd round s'attrouper ;▶ crowd around [sth] se presser autour de ; don't crowd around the entrance ne bloquez pas l'entrée.■ crowd in:▶ crowd in [people, animals] s'entasser ; to crowd in on sb lit [people] encercler qn ; fig [hills, walls] oppresser qn ; fig [thoughts, memories] assaillir qn ;▶ crowd in [sth/sb], crowd [sth/sb] in entasser [people, animals, furniture] ; accumuler [words, lines, illustrations].■ crowd out:▶ crowd out [sth/sb], crowd [sth/sb] out évincer [person, business].▶ crowd together se serrer ;▶ crowd [sth] together, crowd together [sth] entasser. -
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crowd [kraʊd]1. noun• they crowded round to see... ils ont fait cercle pour voir...4. compounds* * *[kraʊd] 1.1) ( mass of people) gen foule f; Sport spectateurs mpl; ( audience) public ma crowd of 10,000 — gen une foule de 10000 personnes; Sport une foule de 10000 spectateurs
2) (colloq) ( group) bande f2.transitive verb1) ( fill) se presser sur [pavement, platform]; s'entasser sur [beach]to crowd as much as possible into a visit to Paris — voir le plus de choses possible quand on est à Paris
3) ( fill to excess) encombrer [room, house] ( with de)4) (colloq) ( put pressure on) harceler3.to crowd into — s'entasser dans [room, lift, vehicle]
to crowd onto — s'entasser dans [bus, train]
to crowd (up) against — se presser contre [barrier]
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♦ crowd /kraʊd/n.1 folla; moltitudine: a dense crowd, una folla compatta; A crowd gathered around him, una folla si radunò intorno a lui4 – the crowd, la massa; la gente; il volgo: to stand back from the crowd, non mescolarsi con la massa; to follow (o to go with) the crowd, fare quello che fanno tutti; seguire la corrente● crowd pleaser, artista, sportivo, ecc., che si sforza di piacere; istrione □ (fig.) crowd puller, evento o persona di grande richiamo; grande attrazione □ (cinem.) crowd scene, scena di massa.NOTA D'USO: - the crowd is o the crowd are?- (to) crowd /kraʊd/A v. i.1 accalcarsi; affollarsi; far ressa; ammassarsi: A large number of fans crowded round him, una quantità di ammiratori gli si è affollata intorno; The students crowded down the stairs, gli studenti si sono ammassati per le scale; The passengers crowded into the coach, i viaggiatori si sono affollati dentro il pullman2 entrare in massa; affluire in massa: to crowd into a cinema, entrare in massa in un cinema; to crowd to the stadium, affluire in massa allo stadioB v. t.1 affollare; riempire: Ten thousand demonstrators crowded the square, diecimila dimostranti affollavano la piazza2 pigiare; stipare; infilare in quantità: to crowd people into a room, stipare gente in una stanza; to crowd a drawer with souvenirs, stipare un cassetto di ricordi turistici; to crowd details into a story, infilare una quantità di particolari in un racconto3 stare addosso a: Don't crowd him!, non stategli così addosso!4 (fam.) sollecitare; fare fretta a; far pressione su; stare sotto a -
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crowd [kraʊd]1 noun∎ a crowd of noisy children une bande d'enfants bruyants;∎ don't get lost in the crowd ne vous perdez pas dans la foule;∎ a disorderly crowd une cohue;∎ there were crowds of people in town il y avait foule en ville;∎ there was quite a crowd at the match il y avait beaucoup de monde au match;∎ the concert drew a good crowd le concert a attiré beaucoup de monde;∎ she stands out in a crowd elle se distingue de la masse;∎ figurative to follow the crowd suivre le mouvement∎ to be in with the wrong crowd avoir de mauvaises fréquentations;∎ they stick to their own crowd ils font bande à part∎ the crowd la foule, la masse du peuple;∎ she always goes with or follows the crowd elle suit toujours le mouvement;∎ she doesn't like to be one of the crowd elle n'aime pas faire comme tout le mondese presser;∎ to crowd round sb/sth se presser autour de qn/qch;∎ they crowded round to read the poster ils se sont attroupés pour lire l'affiche;∎ the reporters crowded into the room les journalistes se sont entassés dans la pièce;∎ don't all crowd together! ne vous serrez pas comme ça!;∎ they came crowding through the door ils se sont bousculés pour entrer;∎ we crowded up/down the stairs tout le monde a monté/descendu l'escalier∎ people crowded the streets/the shops des gens se pressaient dans les rues/les magasins;∎ the tables are crowded together les tables sont collées les unes aux autres;∎ the park was crowded with sunbathers le parc était plein de gens qui prenaient des bains de soleil∎ stop crowding me! arrêtez de me bousculer!, ne me poussez pas!;∎ I was crowded off the bus la foule m'a éjecté du bus∎ to crowd on sail mettre toutes les voiles dehors∎ to crowd one's luck exagérer, forcer la chance►► Cinema & Television crowd scene scène f de foule;crowd surfing = pratique courante dans les concerts pop ou rock, qui consiste à se laisser transporter, allongé, au-dessus de la foule∎ gloomy thoughts kept crowding in on me de sombres pensées m'assaillaientsortir en foule∎ we were crowded out by a bunch of students un groupe d'étudiants nous a poussés vers la sortie;∎ independent traders are being crowded out by bigger stores les petits commerçants sont étouffés par les grands magasins -
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crowd [kraυd]1. n1) толпа́2) разг. компа́ния, гру́ппа люде́й3) (the crowd) просто́й люд, наро́д4) толкотня́; да́вка5) мно́жество, ма́сса (чего-л.)6) театр. стати́сты◊he might pass in the crowd он не ху́же други́х
2. v1) собира́ться толпо́й, толпи́ться; тесни́ться; набива́ться битко́м2) ска́пливать, нагроможда́ть3) тесни́ть, напира́ть, вытесня́ть4) ока́зывать давле́ние; торопи́ть, пристава́ть (с чем-л.)5):to crowd (on) sail мор. спеши́ть, идти́ на всех паруса́х
crowd into проти́скиваться, вти́скиваться;crowd out вытесня́ть; -
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8 crowd out
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9 crowd in
crowd in [people, animals] accalcarsito crowd in on sb. — [ people] affollarsi intorno a qcn.; fig. [hills, walls] opprimere, circondare qcn.; fig. [thoughts, memories] affollarsi nella mente di qcn
* * *crowd in [people, animals] accalcarsito crowd in on sb. — [ people] affollarsi intorno a qcn.; fig. [hills, walls] opprimere, circondare qcn.; fig. [thoughts, memories] affollarsi nella mente di qcn
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10 crowd about
◆ crowd about, crowd aroundvi sich akk versammeln -
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◆ crowd about, crowd aroundvi sich akk versammeln -
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sich akk versammeln;the autograph seekers \crowd arounded about the entrance to the movie studio die Autogrammjäger belagerten den Eingang des Filmstudios -
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crowd around s'attrouper; crowd around [something] se presser autour de -
14 crowd in Mr Sharp is seeing people all morningbut if the ma
crowd in составлять плотный график Mr Sharp is seeing people all morning,but if the matter is urgent I'll see if I can crowd you in. The trouble withyour day is that you have too many activities crowded in.Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > crowd in Mr Sharp is seeing people all morningbut if the ma
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15 crowd in on
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16 crowd on
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17 crowd through
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18 ■ crowd in
■ crowd inA v. i. + avv.1 entrare in massa; entrare accalcandosi2 – to crowd in on, affollarsi intorno a, fare ressa intorno a; circondare dappresso; ( di ricordi, ecc.) affollarsi alla mente diB v. t. + avv.2 accumulare. -
19 ■ crowd on
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20 crowd-surfing
crowd-surfing► to crowd-surf
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