crowd

a large number of people gathered together in a place, especially when they are close to each other and moving around

multitud, gente en un lugar

• a crowd of people

Collocations a crowded place · join the crowd

• There was a huge crowd in the street.

  Había una multitud enorme en la calle.

to push or move forward through a group of people, especially when there are many people close together and moving around

empujar, moverse entre la gente

• crowd towards something

Collocations crowd to the front · crowd around someone/something

• People were crowding around the entrance.

  La gente se apretujaba alrededor de la entrada.

to gather together in large numbers, especially to watch or take part in an event

reunirse en grandes números

• crowd around something

Collocations crowd into a place · a crowd gathers

• A large crowd gathered to watch the parade.

  Una gran multitud se reunió para ver el desfile.

to push or move forward through a group of people, especially when there are many people close together and moving around

empujar, moverse entre la gente

• crowd somebody/something

Collocations crowd someone into a place · crowd something out of sight

• The fans crowded the singer offstage.

  Los fanáticos empujaron al cantante fuera del escenario.

to gather together in large numbers, especially to watch or take part in an event

reunirse en grandes números

• crowd somebody/something

Collocations crowd a place with people · crowd something with people

• The police crowded the area with officers.

  La policía llenó el área con oficiales.