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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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I. crowd [americ kraʊd, Brit kraʊd] SUBST

1. crowd (gathering of people):

crowd
muchedumbre f
crowd
multitud f
crowd
gentío m
a large crowd had gathered
se había congregado una muchedumbre or una gran multitud or un gentío
a crowd of spectators
una multitud de espectadores
she pushed her way through the crowd
se abrió paso entre la muchedumbre or la multitud or el gentío
the game is expected to attract a good crowd
se espera que el partido atraiga mucho público
the accident drew a large crowd
el accidente atrajo or congregó a muchos curiosos
the singer drew a large crowd
el cantante atrajo mucho público
there was quite a crowd
había mucha gente
crowds of shoppers/tourists
multitud de clientes/turistas
to pass in a crowd coloq
estar pasable
to pass in a crowd coloq
pasar
atrib crowd scene
escena f multitudinaria
crowd trouble
disturbios mpl del público

2. crowd (masses, average folk) pej:

she isn't just one of the crowd
no es del montón
the show caters for the crowd
el espectáculo está pensado para el gran público
to go with or follow the crowd
seguir (a) la manada
to go with or follow the crowd
dejarse arrastrar or llevar por la corriente
to stand out from/rise above the crowd
destacar(se)

3. crowd (group, set):

crowd coloq
gente f
the crowd from the office
la gente de la oficina
they are a nice crowd
son gente simpática
I thought she was one of Jane's crowd
creí que era de la pandilla or del grupo de Jane

4. crowd (large number) coloq:

crowd sem pl
montón m
I had a crowd of things on my mind
tenía un montón de cosas en la cabeza

II. crowd [americ kraʊd, Brit kraʊd] VERBO intr

crowd
aglomerarse
people crowded outside
la gente se aglomeró afuera
the fans crowded around him
los admiradores se aglomeraron a su alrededor
we opened the doors and they crowded into the hall
abrimos las puertas y entraron en tropel a la sala

III. crowd [americ kraʊd, Brit kraʊd] VERBO trans

1. crowd (fill):

crowd people:
llenar
crowd people:
abarrotar
the characters that crowd the pages of the novel
los personajes que pueblan las páginas de la novela
they must have crowded over 50, 000 people into the stadium
deben haber metido a más de 50.000 personas en el estadio
don't try to crowd everything onto one page
no trates de meter todo en una página

2. crowd (put pressure on):

crowd coloq
acosar
crowd coloq
hostigar
stop crowding me
deja de acosarme or hostigarme

crowded [americ ˈkraʊdəd, Brit ˈkraʊdɪd] ADJ

crowded street/room/bus:

crowded
abarrotado de gente
crowded
atestado de gente
crowded
lleno de gente
the beach gets very crowded
la playa se llena de gente
it's too crowded in here
hay demasiada gente aquí
a very crowded schedule
un calendario or un programa muy apretado
the cupboard is crowded with odds and ends
el armario está atiborrado or lleno de cosas
they live crowded together in one room
viven amontonados or apiñados en un cuarto

crowd out VERBO [americ kraʊd -, Brit kraʊd -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) coloq

crowd out
hacer salir
crowd out
desplazar
we were crowded out of the room
había tanta gente que tuvimos que salir de la habitación
they are crowding the moderates out of the party
están desplazando a los moderados del partido

crowd control SUBST U

crowd control
control m de multitudes
crowd control barrier
barrera f de control de multitudes

crowd-puller [americ ˈkraʊdˌpʊlər, Brit ˈkraʊdpʊlə] SUBST coloq

crowd-puller
gran atracción f (espectáculo o persona que atrae mucho público)

crowd safety SUBST U

crowd safety
seguridad f en las aglomeraciones

capacity crowd SUBST

capacity crowd
lleno m completo
capacity crowd
lleno m total

rent-a-crowd [ˈrɛntəkraʊd] SUBST U humor

rent-a-crowd
personas que acuden a una reunión pública o manifestación con el solo fin de aumentar el número de asistentes y crear la impresión de apoyo espontáneo a una causa

crowd in on VERBO [americ kraʊd -, Brit kraʊd -] (v + adv + prep + o)

doubts crowded in on her
la invadieron las dudas
unhappy memories crowded in on him
tristes recuerdos acudieron en tropel a su memoria lit
at times the city seems to crowd in on you
a veces uno se siente oprimido or agobiado por la ciudad
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
agolpamiento (de gente)
crowd
chichonera
crowd

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I. crowd [kraʊd] SUBST + sing/pl verbo

1. crowd (throng):

crowd
multitud f
there was quite a crowd
había mucha gente

2. crowd coloq (group):

crowd
grupo m
the usual crowd
los de siempre

3. crowd coloq (large number):

crowd
montón m
a crowd of things
un montón de cosas

4. crowd (common people):

the crowd
el vulgo

5. crowd (masses):

crowd
masas f pl
to stand out from the crowd fig
destacar(se)
to follow the crowd fig
dejarse llevar por los demás

6. crowd (audience):

crowd
público m
crowd
espectadores m pl

II. crowd [kraʊd] VERBO intr

crowd
aglomerarse
to crowd into a place
entrar en tropel en un sitio
to crowd round sb/sth
apiñarse alrededor de alguien/algo

III. crowd [kraʊd] VERBO trans

1. crowd (fill):

crowd
llenar
to crowd the streets/a stadium
abarrotar las calles/un estadio

2. crowd (cram):

crowd
amontonar

3. crowd coloq (pressure):

crowd
atosigar

crowd-puller SUBST

crowd-puller
gran atracción f

crowd out VERBO trans

1. crowd out (exclude):

crowd out
excluir

2. crowd out (fill):

to be crowded out
estar lleno de gente

crowd-pleasing [ˈkraʊdpli:zɪŋ] ADJ

crowd-pleasing policy, product, performance:

crowd-pleasing
al gusto del público
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
hacinamiento (de personas)
(over)crowding
gentío
crowd
agolpamiento
crowd
turbamulta
crowd
gradería
crowd
tracalada
crowd
no Dicionário PONS
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I. crowd [kraʊd] SUBST + sing/pl verbo

1. crowd (throng):

crowd
multitud f
there was quite a crowd
había mucha gente

2. crowd coloq (group):

crowd
grupo m
the usual crowd
los de siempre

3. crowd coloq (large number):

crowd
montón m
a crowd of things
un montón de cosas

4. crowd (common people):

the crowd
el vulgo

5. crowd (masses):

crowd
masas f pl
to stand out from the crowd fig
destacar(se)
to follow the crowd fig
dejarse llevar por los demás

6. crowd (audience):

crowd
público m
crowd
espectadores m pl

II. crowd [kraʊd] VERBO intr

crowd
aglomerarse
to crowd into a place
entrar en tropel en un sitio
to crowd around sb/sth
apiñarse alrededor de alguien/algo

III. crowd [kraʊd] VERBO trans

1. crowd (fill):

crowd
llenar
to crowd the streets/a stadium
abarrotar las calles/un estadio

2. crowd (cram):

crowd
amontonar

3. crowd coloq (pressure):

crowd
atosigar

crowd-pleaser SUBST coloq

crowd-pleaser
de gusto popular
crowd-pleaser (song)
hit m
crowd-pleaser (song)
éxito m musical

crowd out VERBO trans

1. crowd out (exclude):

crowd out
excluir

2. crowd out (fill):

to be crowded out
estar lleno de gente
raucous crowd
ruidoso, -a
jubilant crowd
exultante
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
hacinamiento (de personas)
(over)crowding
gentío
crowd
gradería
crowd
turba
crowd
pelotón (de gente)
crowd
Present
Icrowd
youcrowd
he/she/itcrowds
wecrowd
youcrowd
theycrowd
Past
Icrowded
youcrowded
he/she/itcrowded
wecrowded
youcrowded
theycrowded
Present Perfect
Ihavecrowded
youhavecrowded
he/she/ithascrowded
wehavecrowded
youhavecrowded
theyhavecrowded
Past Perfect
Ihadcrowded
youhadcrowded
he/she/ithadcrowded
wehadcrowded
youhadcrowded
theyhadcrowded
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Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

to stand out from the crowd fig
destacar(se)
to crowd the streets/a stadium
abarrotar las calles/un estadio
to elbow one's way through the crowd
abrirse paso a codazos entre la multitud
to make one's way through the crowd
abrirse camino a través de la muchedumbre
to break through a crowd
abrirse paso entre una multitud

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

There is extensive insect loss in the proper right leg, some at the proper right elbow, and at the fronts of both feet.
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The triceps brachii and anconeus extend the elbow, and attach to the posterior side of the humerus.
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His success was interrupted in when he was downed for eight weeks with elbow problems.
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During the 1660s, the sleeves varied a lot from elbow length to no sleeves at all.
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Usually the elbows stay fairly fixed and arms almost straight.
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