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1. (adj.) crowded
filled to excess; packed:
a crowded elevator.
2. crowded
filled with a crowd:
crowded streets.
3. crowded
uncomfortably close together.
Etymology: (1605–15)
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| Definition of 'crowded' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) crowded
overfilled or compacted or concentrated
"a crowded theater"; "a crowded program"; "crowded trains"; "a young mother's crowded days"
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1. (adjective) crowded
full of people
a crowded fair ground; The terminal was crowded with families.
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| Definition of 'crowded' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. crowded
of Crowd
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Sense: having or containing a lot of people or things
crowded buses.
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 Afrikaans: propvol |
 Arabic: مُزْدَحِـم |
 Bulgarian: претъпкан |
 Brazilian: apinhado |
 Czech: přecpaný |
 German: überfüllt |
 Danish: overfyldt; stuvende fuld |
 Greek: υπερπλήρης |
 Spanish: abarrotado, atestado, con |
 Estonian: tungil täis |
 Farsi: پر جمعیت؛ شلوغ |
 Finnish: ahdas |
 French: bondé |
 Hebrew: הוֹמֶה אָדַם |
 Hindi: भीड़ वाला |
 Croatian: prepun |
 Hungarian: zsúfolt |
 Indonesian: penuh |
 Icelandic: yfirfullur |
 Italian: affollato |
 Japanese: 込みあった |
 Korean: 붐비는 |
 Lithuanian: sausakimšas, tankiai gyve |
 Latvian: pārpildīts; pieblīvēts |
 Malay: penuh berasak |
 Dutch: vol |
 Norwegian: stappfull, proppet, overl |
 Polish: zatłoczony |
 Persian: پر جمعیت؛ شلوغ |
 Pashto: بیروبار |
 Portuguese: apinhado |
 Romanian: aglomerat |
 Russian: переполненный |
 Slovak: preplnený, nabitý |
 Slovenian: nabit |
 Serbian: pretrpan |
 Swedish: full[satt],överfylld |
 Thai: แออัด |
 Turkish: kalabalık, tıklım tıklım |
 Taiwanese: 擁擠的 |
 Ukrainian: переповнений |
 Urdu: پرهجوم، بهيڑ بهاڑ |
 Vietnamese: quá đông người |
 Chinese: 拥挤的 |
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