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crowd’
foule
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. crowd [brit. angl. kraʊd, am. angl. kraʊd] SAM.
1. crowd (mass of people):
crowd (gen)
foule ž. spol
crowd ŠPORT
spectateurs m. spol mn.
crowd (audience)
public m. spol
a crowd of 10, 000 (gen)
a crowd of 10, 000 ŠPORT
to draw or attract a crowd
it's not very good, but it'll pass in a crowd pog.
to follow or go or move with the crowd
to stand out from the crowd atribut. behaviour, reaction
2. crowd (group):
crowd pog.
bande ž. spol
II. crowd [brit. angl. kraʊd, am. angl. kraʊd] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. crowd (fill):
crowd pavement, platform, road
crowd beach
2. crowd (squash):
crowd people, animals, cars, furniture
entasser (into dans)
3. crowd (fill to excess):
crowd room, house, mind
remplir (with de)
crowd design, page
surcharger (with de)
4. crowd (jostle):
crowd person, animal
crowd vehicle, boat
5. crowd (put pressure on):
crowd pog.
tanner pog.
III. crowd [brit. angl. kraʊd, am. angl. kraʊd] GLAG. nepreh. glag.
1. crowd dobes.:
to crowd into room, lift, vehicle
to crowd onto bus, train
to crowd through door, gates
to crowd up/down sth stairs
to crowd (up) against barrier
2. crowd fig.:
to crowd into thoughts, memories, ideas: mind, memory
I. crowd around GLAG. [brit. angl. kraʊd -, am. angl. kraʊd -], crowd round GLAG. (crowd around)
crowd around
II. crowd around GLAG. [brit. angl. kraʊd -, am. angl. kraʊd -], crowd round GLAG. (crowd around [sth])
crowd around
crowd trouble SAM.
crowd trouble
crowd scene SAM.
crowd scene FILM, GLED.
scène ž. spol de foule
crowd safety SAM.
crowd safety
crowd-pulling PRID.
crowd-pulling
I. crowd together GLAG. [brit. angl. kraʊd -, am. angl. kraʊd -] (crowd together)
crowd together
II. crowd together GLAG. [brit. angl. kraʊd -, am. angl. kraʊd -] (crowd [sth] together, crowd together [sth])
crowd together
I. crowd in GLAG. [brit. angl. kraʊd -, am. angl. kraʊd -] (crowd in)
crowd in people, animals:
crowd in
to crowd in on sb dobes. people:
to crowd in on sb fig. hills, walls:
to crowd in on sb fig. thoughts, memories:
II. crowd in GLAG. [brit. angl. kraʊd -, am. angl. kraʊd -] (crowd in [sth/sb], crowd [sth/sb] in)
crowd in people, animals, furniture
crowd in words, lines, illustrations
I. crowd out GLAG. [brit. angl. kraʊd -, am. angl. kraʊd -] (crowd out [sth/sb], crowd [sth/sb] out)
crowd out person, business:
crowd out
crowd-puller SAM.
crowd-puller (event)
crowd-puller (person)
vedette ž. spol
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Angleščina
Angleščina
Francoščina
Francoščina
I. crowd [kraʊd] SAM. + ed./mn. glag.
1. crowd (throng):
crowd
foule ž. spol
2. crowd pog. (particular group of people):
crowd
clique ž. spol
fraza:
to follow the crowd slabš.
II. crowd [kraʊd] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. crowd (fill):
crowd a stadium
2. crowd pog. (pressure):
crowd
crowd-puller SAM.
crowd-puller
vedette ž. spol
motley crowd
Francoščina
Francoščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
crowd-pleasing
crowd
crowd
accrocheur (-euse) film
crowd-pulling
affluence de visiteurs
crowd
crowd-pleasing
to be a crowd-pleaser
in the crowd
v slovarju PONS
Angleščina
Angleščina
Francoščina
Francoščina
I. crowd [kraʊd] SAM. + ed./mn. glag.
1. crowd (throng):
crowd
foule ž. spol
2. crowd pog. (particular group of people):
crowd
clique ž. spol
fraza:
to follow the crowd slabš.
II. crowd [kraʊd] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. crowd (take up space):
crowd
2. crowd (pressure):
crowd
crowd-pleaser SAM.
to be a crowd-pleaser
motley crowd
riotous crowd
Francoščina
Francoščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
crowd-pleasing
crowd
affluence de visiteurs
crowd
accrocheur (-euse) film
crowd-pulling
crowd-pleasing
to be a crowd pleaser
in the 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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When a woman was arrested by a policeman, the mob became riotous.
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Impetuous, riotous and quick-tempered on issue of injustice with added reputation for violence against hawkish politicians.
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The riotous opulence of the interior decoration is due to a restoration undertaken in 1912.
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He was charged and convicted of riotous behaviour and sentenced to six months in prison.
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It mightn't be a riotous laugh all the time, but it's funny; they will still listen and enjoy it because it's real.
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