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crowded

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈkraʊdɪd/

crowded means: A place like this has many people close together, leaving little room to move.

adjective

FULL OF PEOPLEA2

A place like this has many people close together, leaving little room to move.

  • The bus was crowded.
  • We walked through the crowded market.
  • Is the beach always this crowded in summer?

How to use it: crowded with someone/something (The station was crowded with travellers.)

Similar words: packed, full, jammed

Opposites: empty, uncrowded

Common phrases: crowded bus, crowded room, crowded street, crowded with people

PACKED WITH THINGSB2

Containing many things close together, with little space between them.

  • The shelves looked crowded.
  • Their garden is crowded with flowers.
  • The crowded page made the instructions hard to read.

How to use it: crowded with something (Her desk was crowded with papers.)

Similar words: packed, crammed, dense

Opposites: sparse, empty

Common phrases: crowded shelves, crowded page, crowded with something, crowded garden

Questions about crowded

What does crowded mean?

A place like this has many people close together, leaving little room to move.

What is crowded in other languages?

Türkçe: kalabalık · Español: lleno de gente · Français: bondé · Deutsch: überfüllt · Italiano: affollato · 日本語: 混雑した

How do you pronounce crowded?

It is pronounced /ˈkraʊdɪd/.

How do you use crowded in a sentence?

The bus was crowded. We walked through the crowded market.

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