crowded

crowded
adjective
überfüllt; voll [Programm]; ereignisreich [Tag, Leben, Karriere]
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adjective (having or containing a lot of people or things: crowded buses.) überfüllt
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crowd·ed
[ˈkraʊdɪd]
adj überfüllt; schedule, timetable übervoll
▪ \crowded out (fam) gerammelt voll fam
to feel \crowded (fam) sich akk bedrängt fühlen
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['kraʊdɪd]
adj
1) (= filled with people) train, shop etc überfüllt

the streets/shops/trains are crowded — es ist voll auf den Straßen/in den Geschäften/in den Zügen

crowded with people —

a room crowded with children — ein Zimmer voller Kinder

to play to a crowded house (Theat) — vor vollem Haus spielen

the holiday was crowded with incidents —

a mind crowded with facts — eine Ansammlung von Faktenwissen (im Kopf)

2) (= overpopulated) city, district überbevölkert; conditions beengt

it's a crowded profession — es ist ein überfüllter Berufszweig

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crowded [ˈkraʊdıd] adj
1. (with) überfüllt, vollgestopft (mit), voll, wimmelnd (von):
crowded to overflowing zum Bersten oder zum Brechen oder brechend voll;
crowded profession überlaufener Beruf;
crowded program(me) übervolles Programm;
crowded street stark befahrene oder verkehrsreiche Straße
2. übervölkert
3. zusammengepfercht
4. (zusammen)gedrängt, beengt
5. fig
a) voll ausgefüllt, arbeits-, ereignisreich (Stunden etc)
b) voll (Terminkalender)
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adjective
überfüllt; voll [Programm]; ereignisreich [Tag, Leben, Karriere]
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adj.
voll adj.
vollgestopft adj.
überfüllt adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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