crowd in Japanese
crowd in Japanese is 人込み, 大勢, 群衆 — crowd means a large number of people gathered closely together.
crowd in Japanese
人込み
Pronounced: hitogomi
大勢
Pronounced: oozei
群衆
Pronounced: gunshuu
積み重ね
Pronounced: tsumikasane
What does "crowd" mean?
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noun A large number of people gathered closely together.
"A crowd formed outside the stadium hours before kickoff."
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noun A particular social group someone belongs to or hangs out with.
"She never really fit in with the popular crowd at school."
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verb To push or press together into a small space.
"Fans crowded around the players' entrance."
crowd in a sentence
- A crowd formed outside the stadium hours before kickoff.
- The band waved to the cheering crowd.
- She never really fit in with the popular crowd at school.
- Fans crowded around the players' entrance.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "crowd" in Japanese?
"crowd" in Japanese is 人込み, 大勢, 群衆. crowd means: A large number of people gathered closely together.
How do you pronounce 人込み?
"crowd" in Japanese is 人込み, pronounced "hitogomi".
How do you use "crowd" in a sentence?
Example: "A crowd formed outside the stadium hours before kickoff." In Japanese, "crowd" is 人込み, 大勢, 群衆.
Are there other ways to say "crowd" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "crowd": 人込み, 大勢, 群衆, 積み重ね.
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