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/kraud/ * danh từ - đám đông =to be lost in the crowd+ bị lạc trong đám đông - (the crowd) quần chúng - (thông tục) bọn, lũ, nhóm, tụi, cánh - đống, vô số =a crowd of papers+ đống giấy - crowd of sail (hàng hải) sự căng hết (thảy) buồm, sự căng nhiều buồm !he might pass in the crowd - anh ta chẳng có gì xấu để cho thiên hạ phải để ý, anh ta cũng chẳng có gì để thiên hạ phải để nói * nội động từ - xúm lại, tụ tập, đổ xô đến =to crowd round someone+ xúm quanh ai - (+ into, through) len vào, chen vào, len qua - (hàng hải) đi hết tốc độ, căng hết buồm mà đi * ngoại động từ - làm cho chật ních, chồng chất, nhét đầy, nhồi nhét - tụ tập, tập hợp - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) dùng áp lực đối với (ai), cưỡng bách, thúc giục; quấy rầy =to crowd someone's into doing something+ dùng áp lực bắt ai làm gì, cưỡng bách ai làm gì - (thể dục,thể thao) làm trở ngại, cản (đối phương) !to crowd into - ùa vào, đổ xô vào, lũ lượt kéo vào !to crowd out - ùa ra, đổ xô ra, lũ lượt kéo ra - đuổi ra ngoài, không cho vào (vì quá đông) =to be crowded out+ bị ẩy ra ngoài không vào được vì quá đông !to crowd (on) sail - (hàng hải) gương hết (thảy) buồm
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