動詞 crowd:

1. cause to herd, drive, or crowd together
   同義詞：herd, crowd
2. fill or occupy to the point of overflowing
   同義詞：crowd
3. to gather together in large numbers
   同義詞：crowd, crowd together
4. approach a certain age or speed
   同義詞：push, crowd

形容詞 crowded:

1. overfilled or compacted or concentrated

1. Guests were crowded into the few remaining rooms.
   把客人都擠在剩余的幾個房間里了。
2. The new store is crowded with customers.
   這家新開的商店里擠滿了顧客。
3. Soon we came to a crowded street, a very wide street crowded with allsorts of vehicles.
   我們很快就來到一條很寬、很吵雜，各種車輛來往行駛的大馬路上。
4. The avenues of the area were crowded with visitors.
   這個地區(qū)的大街上擠滿了參觀的人群。
5. The room was crowded with guests.
   房間里擠滿了客人。
6. In order to look for his daughter, the old man has to get across the crowded street.
   為尋找他的女兒，這位老人不得不擠過擁擠的街道。
7. The robbery occurred in broad daylight, in a crowded street.
   在擁擠的街道上，光天化日之下竟發(fā)生了搶劫。
8. I don't like having to navigate London's crowded streets.
   我不愿意在倫敦擁擠的街道上穿行。

crowd.ed

adj.（形容詞）
Filled near or to capacity:
擁擠的：幾乎或占滿所有空間的：
例句：
a crowded bus.
擁擠的公交車

Filled with a crowd:
擠滿人群的：充滿人潮的：
例句：
a crowded plaza.
擠滿人群的廣場

Filled to such an extent as to be detrimental to the inhabitants:
擁擠得密密麻麻的：塞滿到會對居民產(chǎn)生傷害的程度：
例句：
.By the mid-800s children were being transported on `orphan trains’ from crowded eastern slums and institutions to the West.(Mary-Lou Weisman)
.到了8'0年代中期時，兒童在「孤兒火車」上，從東部擁擠得密密麻麻的貧民窟和慈善機構(gòu)運送到西部.(瑪莉-勞·威斯曼)

【引伸】
crowd.ed.ness
n.（名詞）