crowd (EN)

noun, verb

noun “crowd”

1. a large number of people gathered together in a disorganized way
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   A crowd gathered around the street performer, making it hard to see what was happening.
2. a group of people who share a similar interest or purpose
   IT Crowd is a well-known TV series about people who are into computers.
3. the average or typical people in society
   Unfortunately, the CV he sent us doesn't stand out from the crowd.

verb “crowd”

1. to push or squeeze things or people into a small space
   She crowded all her clothes into one small suitcase.
2. to move forward by pushing against others
   People crowded around the stage to get a better view of the performer.
3. to fill a space so much that it becomes hard to move around
   Fans crowded the stadium to watch the big game.
4. (often with "out of" or "off") to push someone or something away from a place
   The kids crowded him out of the playground.
5. to occupy your thoughts completely
   Worries about the exam crowded her thoughts all night.