Kollokationen mit "crowd"

A large group of people watching an event.

Similar to 'play to the audience', but often implies a larger, more general, or less sophisticated group.

an audience that fills every seat at an event

to be easily seen or noticed as different or better than others

describes a large group of people gathered closely together

all the people in a crowd

a group of people showing great love and admiration for someone

Used to describe a large group of people who are very different from one another.

Something that is very popular with a group of people or a crowd.

the people from a particular town, especially when they are supporting a local person or team

The study of how individuals behave differently in a group or crowd setting.

Refers to the large number of people in public places or on transport during peak commuting times.

refers to a very large number of people gathered together

Used to describe a large group of people that shows enjoyment and approval.

a group of people waiting eagerly for something or someone

a large number of supporters gathered in one place

describes a large group of people moving quickly and powerfully forward

Used to describe a group of people showing admiration.

a crowd that completely fills a venue

To fill a hall with a large number of people.

To fill a market with too many similar products or competitors.

violent or disruptive behavior by a crowd, especially at a sports event

Used to describe a crowd gathering or forming.

describes a large, dense group of people moving and pushing against each other