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21 crowd through
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22 crowd together
v.1 apretujarse, agruparse, formar un grupo, apiñarse.2 agrupar. -
23 crowd up
v.1 aglomerarse.2 llenarse de gente. -
24 crowd-pleasing
adj.1 que queda bien con todos, que los satisface a todos.2 del agrado general.s.demagogia. -
25 crowd-puller
s.gran atracción, espectáculo o persona que atrae mucho público. (coloquial) -
26 to follow the crowd / move with the crowd
to follow the crowd / move with the crowdseguir a la mayoría, dejarse llevar por la corrienteEnglish-spanish dictionary > to follow the crowd / move with the crowd
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27 two's company, three's a crowd
two's company, three's a crowdexpr.• el tercero está de más expr.dos es compañía, tres es multitud -
28 noisy crowd
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29 tumultuous crowd
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30 capacity crowd / capacity audience
capacity crowd / capacity audiencelleno completo, lleno totalEnglish-spanish dictionary > capacity crowd / capacity audience
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31 to barge one's way through the crowd
abrirse paso entre la multitud a empujonesEnglish-spanish dictionary > to barge one's way through the crowd
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32 to crowd out
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33 to melt into the crowd
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34 two's companythree's a crowd
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35 bond crowd
s.grupo de los bonos. -
36 cabinet crowd
s.grupo de gabinete. -
37 chic crowd
s.gente de moda. -
38 confused crowd
s.multitud confusa y desordenada, molote de gente, turbamulta. -
39 disorderly crowd
s.multitud alborotada, remolino de gente, gentío, muchedumbre. -
40 loan crowd
s.grupo prestamista, grupo de préstamos.
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