crowd — a large number of people gathered together in a disorganized way
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a large number of people gathered together in a disorganized way
Pronunciation (IPA): /kraʊd/
Korean meaning: 무질서하게 모인 많은 사람들, 군중
Korean pronunciation: **크라**우드
Example Sentences
- The free pizza offer attracted such a huge crowd that the shop ran out in 10 minutes.
- Please don't crowd me while I'm trying to solve this math problem!
- The crowd went wild when the singer forgot the lyrics and started making up random words.
crowd
NOUN//kraʊd//
a large number of people gathered together in a disorganized way
a large number of people gathered together in a disorganized way
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Origin
From Old English 'crudan' meaning 'to press or push,' related to Old Norse 'krutha.' The word evolved to describe a pressed or densely packed group of people.
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“The free pizza offer attracted such a huge crowd that the shop ran out in 10 minutes.”
“Please don't crowd me while I'm trying to solve this math problem!”
“The crowd went wild when the singer forgot the lyrics and started making up random words.”
“Modern technology tends to crowd out traditional methods of communication.”
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