Que signifie crowd en anglais?

Vous pouvez apprendre la prononciation, la grammaire et les synonymes de crowd dans ce dictionnaire anglais faisant autorité.

crowd Signification, définition

0 a large group of people -- foule [ feminine ]
- a crowd of spectators une foule de spectateurs
- not many women in the crowd pas beaucoup de femmes dans la foule
- The crowd was chanting, “No more war!” La foule scandait “Plus de guerre.”.
1 a group of friends -- bande [ feminine ]
- He was hanging out with the usual crowd. Il traînait avec la bande habituelle.
2 (of many people) to move into a place at the same time -- s’entasser
- people crowding into the stadium des personnes s’entassant dans le stade
- parade-watchers crowding the streets des spectateurs du défilé emplissant les rues
3 to move too close to sb -- serrer
- The other runners were crowding him. Les autres coureurs le serraient/talonnaient.
4 a number of persons or things gathered together -- foule
- A crowd of people gathered in the street.
5 a group of friends, usually known to one another -- (petite) bande
- John’s friends are a nice crowd.
6 to gather in a large group -- s’attrouper
- They crowded round the injured motorcyclist.
7 to fill too full by coming together in -- s’entasser (dans)
- Sightseers crowded the building.

This is what we want, and we will try to make sure it happens, but we should be careful about following the crowd.
This extremely vague wording would open the asylum door to a whole crowd of new immigrants.
It would be like trying to stop people in a crowd chatting to one another.
The demands were rejected, the authorities opened fire on the crowd and the uprising began.
Who called the crowds out to protest?