crowded together发音

意思翻译

挤在一起（crowded,crowd的过去形式）

相似词语短语

crowded───v.拥挤（crowd的过去分词）；adj.拥挤的；塞满的

the crowded───人群

together───adj.新潮的；情绪稳定的，做事有效率的；adv.一起；同时；相互；连续地；总共

crowded in───使拥挤入；把…挤走；在时间表中挤进，强安排进

be crowded───是拥挤的

crowded places───拥挤的地方

crowded into───涌入；挤入

crowded room───拥挤的房间

in together───在一起

双语使用场景

smell of so many people crowded together was offensive.───这么多人挤在一起，气味简直让人受不了。

table was a large one, but the three were all crowded together at one corner of it.───桌子很大，但三个人都挤在桌子的一角。

Have to spend their whole lives crowded together?───辈子都要拥挤地住在一起。

The graduations tend to be crowded together at the beginning of the scale .───刻度线在刻度标的起始端有挤在一起的趋势。

They only occupied one end of the long table, where they sat somewhat crowded together for company's sake.───他们只占了那张长桌子的一端，坐得相当紧，力图亲近一点。

and the effects of hundreds of towering buildings crowded together along the narrow island is one never to be forgotten.───成百的高耸如云的建筑拥挤地排列在狭窄的岛上的景象永远都无法让人忘记。

a loud thunder sounded, the children frighten crowded together.───突然响起一声雷声，孩子们吓得挤在一起。

She felt peculiar about leaving the two men standing crowded together in the dark.───让两个男人拥挤着站在暗地里，她心里觉得有点别扭。

She takes us to dark place in the forest where the trees are crowded together.───她将我们带到树林里黑暗的地方，那里树木拥挤的生长在一起。

英语使用场景

They look like jittery, hysterical little birds crowded together on a power line.

There seemed to be more quarrels indoors when the children were crowded together.

Many tournament organisers miscalculate entry levels with the result that adjacent areas are crowded together and the competitors' safety is imperilled.

Everything would then be crowded together in a state of infinite density: the end of the universe.

The beetles were crowded together shouting, waving flags, and holding banners.

Many air atoms crowded together jostle one another, like humans in a crowd, and cause wind.

Four anglers fished the night we blanked; three crowded together and one only 50 yards further along the same bank.

They were crowded together in a corner, their tails pointing the same way.

Whole communities of blacks crowded together into ghettos in New York City, Chicago and Detroit, where once the poor white immigrants had lived.