| 单词 | crowd |
| 释义 | crowd noun¹ 1large number of people in one place聚集的人群adjective | verb + crowd | crowd + verb | crowd + noun | preposition | phrases adjective➤big, bumper, capacity, enormous, good, great, huge, large, massive, packed, record, sell-out, vast一大群人；座无虚席；人数空前的一大群人◆the show played to capacity crowds.那场表演座无虚席。➤small一小群人▸➤gathering, growing不断聚集的／不断增多的人群▸➤assembled聚集在一起的人◆the president read a declaration to a vast assembled crowd.总统向大批聚在一起的人宣读了声明。➤entire, whole整个人群▸➤jostling, milling, surging推推搡搡的人潮；涌动的人潮◆we pushed our way through the milling crowds of guests.我们从涌动的宾客人群中挤了出来。➤noisy嘈杂的人群▸➤admiring, adoring, appreciative, cheering, enthusiastic, excited, expectant仰慕的／敬慕的／赞赏的／喝彩的／充满热情的／兴奋的／期待的人群▸➤angry, hostile, partisan愤怒的／充满敌意的／成帮结伙的人群▸➤rush-hour (especially bre) 交通高峰时间的人群▸➤diverse, motley (especially bre) 鱼龙混杂的人群◆the usual motley crowd of tourists, hawkers and pigeons像往常一样混杂着游客、小贩和易上当者的人群➤football, theatre/theater足球赛／剧院观众▸➤home, hometown (= at a sports game) (name) （体育比赛）主场观众verb + crowd➤attract, bring, bring in, draw, gather, get, pull, pull in吸引观众◆boxing is a sport that always attracts large crowds.拳击这项运动总能吸引大批观众。➤break up, disperse驱散／疏散人群◆police were called to disperse the crowd.警察奉召到场驱散人群。➤control控制人群▸➤address, entertain, play to, work对听众讲话；娱乐观众；为观众表演；带动观众▸➤join, mingle with加入／混入人群▸➤avoid避开人群◆if you want to avoid the crowds, get there early.如果你不想挨挤，就早点儿到那里。➤face面对人群▸➤scan, search, watch盘查／搜查／监视人群➤get lost in在人群中迷路◆she was afraid she might get lost in the crowd.她担心自己在人群中迷失方向。crowd + verb➤assemble, collect, gather人群聚集◆an expectant crowd gathered outside his house.满怀期待的人群聚集在他房子外面。➤grow, swell人群扩大◆the crowd grew to over 15 000.人群扩大到超过了 15,000 人。➤rush人群奔涌◆the crowd rushed forward.人群涌向前去。➤flock, mill, throng sth, throng around sb/sth人群蜂拥；人群涌动；人群拥塞⋯◆crowds have been flocking to the beaches in this hot weather.在如此炎热的天气里人们都涌到了海滩。◆crowds thronging the streets of rio里约街头涌动的人潮◆a crowd thronged around the wounded man.一群人聚集在那个受伤的人周围。➤disperse, melt away, thin out人群散开；人群逐渐散去◆after the ambulance drove off, the crowd dispersed.救护车开走后，人群就散开了。➤part人群分离▸➤chant, cheer, erupt, roar, scream人群反复呼喊／欢呼／突然爆发出／大喊／尖叫▸➤boo, hiss, jeer人群发出一阵嘘声；人群发出嘲笑声▸➤line the street人群聚集在街道两旁◆crowds lined the streets of the city as the president's car approached.总统的车驶近时，人们聚集在市区街道两旁。crowd + noun➤control人群控制▸➤favourite/favorite观众的最爱◆she didn't win but she was clearly the crowd favourite / favorite.她虽然没有获胜，但显然是最受观众喜爱的一位。➤noise人群的喧哗▸➤scene人群场景preposition➤among a/the crowd在人群中◆a bewildered child was wandering among the crowd.一个不知所措的孩子徘徊在人群中。➤in a/the crowd在人群里◆i saw some familiar faces in the crowd.我在人群里看到了一些熟悉的面孔。➤through a/the crowd穿过人群◆she fought her way through the crowd.她从人群中挤了出来。➤crowd of一群⋯◆a big crowd of football supporters一大群足球迷phrases➤the back of a crowd, the front of a crowd, the middle of a crowd人群的后部／前部／中间crowd noun² 2the crowd ordinary people民众verb + the crowd | phrases verb + the crowd➤be one of, follow是普通人；从众◆she's happy to follow the crowd.她愿意随大溜。➤stand out from与众不同◆we all like to think we stand out from the crowd (= are different from other people).我们都希望自己与众不同。phrases➤a face in the crowd芸芸众生之一◆to her i'm just another face in the crowd.对她而言，我不过是人群中的另一张普通的面孔。 crowd nouncrowd ♦︎ mob ♦︎ horde ♦︎ throng ♦︎ drove ♦︎ crush ♦︎ rabblethese are all words for a lot of people together.这些词均表示人群。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆a crowd / hordes / a throng / droves / a crush of people◆a crowd / mob / horde / rabble of youths◆a crowd / throng of journalists / photographers◆people do sth in hordes / droves◆a / an angry / unruly / hostile crowd / mob◆a disorderly crowd / rabble◆to push / fight / force your way through the crowd / mob / hordes / throng / crush◆to break up / disperse a crowd / mob◆to join the crowd / throng◆a crowd / mob / throng gathers■ crowd [countable + singular or plural verb] a large number of people gathered together in a public place, for example in the streets or at a sports game人群；观众◆a small crowd had gathered outside the church.一小群人已经聚集在教堂外面了。◆crowds of people poured into the street.人群涌上街头。◆i want to get there early to avoid the crowds.我想早点赶到那里，避开人潮。◆the game attracted a capacity crowd of 80 000.这场比赛爆满，吸引了 8 万名观众。◆nearly 300 marshals will be involved in crowd control.将近 300 名法警将参与人群控制工作。◆a whole crowd of us (= a lot of us) are going to the ball.我们一大帮人要去参加舞会。■ mob [countable + singular or plural verb] (often disapproving) a large crowd of people, especially one that may become violent or cause trouble人群；（尤指）暴民◆an angry mob of demonstrators came charging around the corner.一群愤怒的示威者从街角冲过来。◆mob rule (= a situation in which a mob has control, rather than people in authority) 暴民统治◆a lynch mob (= a group of people who capture and kill sb illegally because they consider them guilty of a crime) 施用私刑的暴民■ horde /hɔːd; name hɔːrd/ [countable] (sometimes disapproving) a large crowd of people一大群人◆there are always hordes of tourists here in the summer.夏天这里总有成群结队的游客。◆football fans turned up in hordes.来了大批大批的足球迷。■ throng [countable] (written) a crowd of people聚集的人群；一大群人◆we pushed our way through the throng.我们挤过人群。◆he was met by a throng of journalists and photographers.他遇上了一群记者和摄影师。note 辨析 crowd or throng? crowd is a much more frequent and general word than throng. throng is used especially in descriptive writing to suggest lots of people crowding together in a busy or excited way. a throng attracts people who want to join in or find out what is going on. you might want to avoid/get away from the crowds but you would not usually 'avoid/get away from the throng'. at a sports game you talk about the crowd, not the throng. * crowd 较 throng 更常用、更宽泛。throng 尤用于描写性文字中，有热闹忙乱之意，会使人想加入进来或一睹究竟。可以说 avoid/get away from the crowds，但一般不说 avoid/get away from the throng。指观看体育比赛的观众用 crowd，不用 throng。■ drove /drəʊv; name droʊv/ [countable, usually plural] a large number of people or animals, often moving or doing sth as a group（移动的）人群，畜群◆people are leaving the countryside in droves to look for work in the cities.一批一批的人离开农村到城里找工作。■ crush [countable, usually singular] (sometimes disapproving) a crowd of people pressed close together in a small space（狭小空间中）拥挤的人群◆there's always a big crush in the bar during the interval.幕间休息时酒吧里总是人群拥挤。■ rabble [singular, plural] (disapproving) a large group of noisy people who are or may become violent乌合之众；聚众的暴民◆as he arrived he was met by a rabble of noisy youths.他到达时碰到了一群喧闹的年轻人。 crowd verb ➡ see also the entry for pack另见 pack 条crowd ♦︎ cluster ♦︎ flock ♦︎ huddle ♦︎ throng ♦︎ herdthese words are all used to talk about people standing or moving together in a group.这些词均表示人群聚集或拥向某处。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆to crowd / cluster / flock / huddle / throng / herd together◆to crowd / cluster / flock / huddle / throng into somewhere◆to crowd / cluster / flock / huddle / throng round / around somewhere◆to flock / throng to somewhere◆to flock / throng to do sth◆to crowd / throng the streets◆people crowd / cluster / flock / huddle / throng somewhere■ crowd [intransitive, transitive] to form a group of people that fills a place so there is little room to move挤满；塞满；使⋯拥挤◆we all crowded into her office to sing 'happy birthday'.我们都挤进她的办公室唱起《生日快乐》。◆photographers were crowding around outside.外面挤满了摄影师。◆thousands of people crowded the narrow streets.成千上万的人把狭窄的街道挤得水泄不通。ⓘ when there is no object, crowd is always used with an adverb or preposition.没有宾语时，crowd 总是与副词或介词连用。■ cluster [intransitive] (usually used with an adverb or preposition通常与副词或介词连用) to come together in a small group or groups（一小群人）群集，聚集◆guests clustered at tables scattered around the hotel's bar.客人三三两两地聚集在饭店酒吧分散的几张桌子旁。 ➡ see also cluster → group noun 1 ■ flock [intransitive] (used with an adverb, preposition or to infinitive与副词、介词或带 to 的不定式连用) (of people or birds) to go or gather together somewhere in large numbers（人或鸟）群集，聚集，蜂拥◆thousands of people flocked to the beach this weekend.这个周末好几千人蜂拥到海滩上去了。◆people flocked to hear him speak.人们成群结队地去听他演讲。 ➡ see also flock → herd noun ■ huddle [intransitive] (usually used with an adverb or preposition通常与副词或介词连用) (of people or animals) to gather closely together, usually because of cold or fear（人或动物通常因寒冷或害怕）挤在一起◆people huddled up close to each other.人们互相紧紧地挤在一起。■ throng [intransitive, transitive] (rather formal, written) to go somewhere or be present somewhere in large numbers群集；拥塞；拥向◆the children thronged into the hall.孩子们拥进了大厅。◆crowds thronged the stores.各商店都挤满了人。ⓘ when there is no object, throng is always used with an adverb or preposition.没有宾语时，throng 总是与副词或介词连用。■ herd [intransitive, transitive] (always used with an adverb or preposition总是与副词或介词连用) to move or make sb/sth move in a particular direction in a group（使）成群移动◆we all herded on to the bus.我们全都拥上了公共汽车。◆they were herded together into trucks and driven away.他们被一起赶上卡车拉走了。 ➡ see also herd → herd noun crowd [countable + singular or plural verb] a large number of people gathered together in a public place, for example in the streets or at a sports game人群；观众◆a small crowd had gathered outside the church.一小群人已经聚集在教堂外面了。◆crowds of people poured into the street.人群涌上街头。◆i want to get there early to avoid the crowds.我想早点赶到那里，避开人潮。◆the game attracted a capacity crowd of 80 000.这场比赛爆满，吸引了 8 万名观众。◆nearly 300 marshals will be involved in crowd control.将近 300 名法警将参与人群控制工作。◆a whole crowd of us (= a lot of us) are going to the ball.我们一大帮人要去参加舞会。 crowd [intransitive, transitive] to form a group of people that fills a place so there is little room to move挤满；塞满；使⋯拥挤◆we all crowded into her office to sing 'happy birthday'.我们都挤进她的办公室唱起《生日快乐》。◆photographers were crowding around outside.外面挤满了摄影师。◆thousands of people crowded the narrow streets.成千上万的人把狭窄的街道挤得水泄不通。ⓘ when there is no object, crowd is always used with an adverb or preposition.没有宾语时，crowd 总是与副词或介词连用。 crowd [countable + singular or plural verb] (informal) a group of people, especially people who are friends or have the same interests or job群体，帮，伙（尤指是朋友或有相同爱好或职业）◆do you ever see any of the old crowd (= people who used to be friends) from college?你见过大学里的老朋友吗？◆bob introduced him to some of the usual crowd (= people who often meet each other).鲍勃把他介绍给常见面的几个朋友。◆he got in with the wrong crowd (= people you disapprove of).他和那帮不好的人混在一起。note 辨析 bunch or crowd?in many cases you can use either word.在许多情况下这两个词可以通用◆they are a great bunch / crowd of people to work with.和我共事的那伙人很不错。◆they were a bit of a motley bunch / crowd (= a strange mix of types of people).他们这群人好像三教九流的都有。however, crowd can suggest a larger group of people, and/or one that is slightly less united: you might talk about one/some of the usual crowd but not ◆one/some of the usual bunch a bunch is more likely to be seen as a whole, single unit.不过，crowd 表示一大帮人，其团结程度可能稍差。可以说 one/some of the usual crowd，但不说 one/some of the usual bunch。bunch 更可能被视为一个完整的、单一的群体。crowd¹/kraʊd ||; kraυd/noun1. [c] [with.sop] a large number of people in one place 人群: ◇the crowd was/were extremely noisy. 人群很喧闹。◇he pushed his way through the crowd. 他从人群中挤过去。◇i go shopping early in the morning to avoid the crowds. 我一大早就去购物，省得人多时凑热闹。 2. the crowd [sing] ordinary people 大众；民众: ◇he wears weird clothes because he wants to stand out from the crowd. 他穿着奇装异服，想要与众不同。 3. [c] [with.sop] (informal 非正式) a group of people who know each other （互相认识的）一伙人，一帮人: ◇john, linda and barry will be there -- all the usual crowd. 约翰、琳达、巴里会在那里，都是惯常的那伙人。 crowd²/kraʊd ||; kraυd/verb1. [i] crowd around/round (sb) (used about a lot of people) to stand in a large group around sb/sth （指很多人）聚集，群集: ◇fans crowded round the singer hoping to get his autograph. 歌迷围着那歌星，希望取得他的亲笔签名。 2. [t] (used about a lot of people) to fill an area （指很多人）挤满，塞满（某地方）: ◇groups of tourists crowded the main streets. 大街上都挤满了一群群的游客。 (figurative 比喻) ◇memories crowded her mind. 她脑子充满了对往事的回忆。 crowd into sth; crowd in to go into a small place and make it very full 挤进狭小的地方: ◇somehow we all crowded into their small living room. 我们所有人都设法挤进了他们那狭小的客厅。 crowd sb/sth into sth; crowd sb/sth in to put a lot of people into a small place 将很多人或物挤进狭小的地方: ◇ten prisoners were crowded into one small cell. 十个囚犯被关进一个小囚室内。 crowd sth out; crowd sb out (of sth) to completely fill a place so that nobody else can enter 挤满（没人再进得去）: ◇students crowd out the cafe at lunchtimes. 每到午饭时分，那家小餐馆挤满了学生。◇smaller companies are being crowded out of the market. 小一点的公司正被挤出市场。 crowd1 a large number of people together in a public place2 when a place is full of people3 when a crowd fills a place4 when people come together to make a crowd5 when a crowd separates6 to make a crowd separaterelated wordswhen there are a lot of people travelling, shopping etc 许多人旅行、购物等 busy/not busy,see alsofull (5),1. a large number of people together in a public place 公共场所内的许多人 crowd /kraʊd/ [countable noun] a large number of people together in one place 人群 i don't go to football games because i don't like big crowds. 我不去看足球比赛是因为我不喜欢很多人挤在一起。crowd of a crowd of angry protesters 一群愤怒的抗议者crowds of people/visitors/tourists etc the exhibition is expected to attract large crowds of visitors. 展览应该吸引来大批游客。 horde/hordes /hɔːʳd, hɔːʳdz/ [countable noun] a large crowd of people who are behaving in a way that you disapprove of or that annoys you ［表现令人不快的］人群 horde/hordes of she was chased down the steps of the courthouse by a horde of reporters and camera crews. 她被一群记者和摄影师追逐着走下法院的台阶。 this time of year is perfect to visit new york because it isn't overrun with the hordes of tourists. 每年的这个时候去纽约最好，因为不会到处都是成群的游客。 mob /mɒbǁmɑːb/ [countable noun] a crowd of noisy and violent people who are difficult to control 暴民；乱民 the mob set fire to cars and buildings. 暴民放火烧汽车和建筑物。mob of a mob of fans caused millions of pounds worth of damage in the area surrounding the stadium. 一帮闹事的球迷在体育馆周围的区域造成了数百万英镑的损失。 mass /mæs/ [singular noun] a very large crowd which is not moving and which is very difficult to move through 大批人群；大堆的人 mass of a mass of people stood before the courthouse. 一大群人站在法院外。seething mass when there are far too many people all pushing and trying to go somewhere 拥挤推搡的人群 the bus station was a seething mass of people. 公共汽车站密密麻麻全是人。 swarm /swɔːʳm/ [countable noun] a large crowd of people who are moving quickly in many directions in a very uncontrolled way ［向各个方向移动的乱哄哄的］人群 swarm of outside the school a swarm of small children ran around shouting and laughing. 学校外面，一大群小孩子跑来跑去，又喊又笑的。 throng /θrɒŋǁθrɔːŋ/ [countable noun] a very large crowd 一大群 the throng greeted sutter with cheers and applause. 一大群人欢呼鼓掌，迎接萨特。throng of a throng of reporters 一群记者 animals and carts moved along the dusty road with the throng of refugees. 一大群难民赶着牲口、推着小车走在尘土飞扬的路上。 the crush /ðə ˈkrʌʃ/ [singular noun] a crowd of people who are all pressed close together so that it is very difficult to move between them 拥挤的人群 unable to get out of the crush, chris began to panic. 克里斯无法从拥挤的人群中挤出去，开始慌乱起来。 a number of people fainted in the crush. 拥挤的人群中有些人晕倒了。 there was chaos as people tried to escape the flames and two children were badly injured in the crush. 人们试图避开火焰，场面顿时混乱起来，人群中两个孩子严重受伤。2. when a place is full of people 一处地方全是人 crowded /ˈkraʊdɪd, ˈkraʊdəd/ [adjective] so full of people that it is difficult to move or find a place to sit or stand 拥挤的 the train was really crowded. 火车上很挤。 a crowded elevator 拥挤的电梯crowded with it was two weeks before christmas and the mall was crowded with shoppers. 离圣诞节还有两周，购物中心里全是顾客。 packed also packed out /pækt, ˌpækt ˈaʊt/ [adjective] informal so full of people that there is almost no space left 【非正式】挤满人的 the club is so popular that it's usually packed by 9 o'clock. 这家俱乐部很受欢迎，一般9点钟就挤满了人。packed with st peter's square was packed with tourists. 圣彼得广场挤满了游客。jam-packed completely full 挤满人的 the football ground was absolutely jam-packed. 足球场里水泄不通。 overcrowded /ˌəʊvəʳˈkraʊdɪd◂, ˌəʊvəʳˈkraʊdəd◂/ [adjective] a place that is overcrowded has too many people in it and is unpleasant and uncomfortable 过分拥挤的，拥挤不堪的 the buses are filthy and overcrowded. 公共汽车又脏又挤。 overcrowded prisons 人满为患的监狱 be swarming with /biː ˈswɔːʳmɪŋ wɪð/ [verb phrase] if a place is swarming with people it is so crowded with them that it is difficult to move around - use this especially when a place is full of people you disapprove of or when you are annoyed that a place is so crowded 挤满［尤用于不满时］ the place was swarming with noisy schoolkids. 那个地方挤满了吵吵闹闹的学童。 teeming /ˈtiːmɪŋ/ [adjective] very full of people and activity 热闹的 the teeming streets of cairo 开罗熙熙攘攘的街道teeming with it was the start of the new semester, and the campus was teeming with students. 新学期伊始，校园里到处都是学生。3. when a crowd fills a place 人群挤满某处 crowd /kraʊd/ [intransitive/transitive verb] if people crowd a place, they fill it and move around in it 群集，聚集 shoppers crowded the town market. 镇上的市场上挤满了购物者。crowd around also round british a large group of people crowded around the screaming child. 一大群人挤在那个尖声呼叫的小孩周围。 fans crowded around the rear entrance of the concert hall, hoping to catch a glimpse of the band. 歌迷挤在音乐厅后门处，希望能看一眼那乐队。 fill /fɪl/ [transitive verb] if a lot of people fill a place, there are so many of them that there is no room left for any more 挤满，占满，布满 an audience of over 5,000 had filled the hall that night. 那一晚，五千多名观众挤满了大厅。 visitors fill brighton's streets during the summer. 夏天，游客挤满了布赖顿的大街小巷。 mill around/about /ˌmɪl əˈraʊnd, əˈbaʊt/ [intransitive phrasal verb] if a lot of people mill around, they move around a place in different directions, without any particular aim, especially while waiting for something ［一大群人，尤指在等待时］漫无目的地走来走去，乱兜圈子，绕来绕去 people were milling around in the corridor, waiting for the show to start. 人们绕着走廊兜圈子，等表演开场。 about 40 onlookers milled about while detectives examined the scene. 警探检查现场时，约40名旁观者在一旁转来转去。 swarm /swɔːʳm/ [intransitive verb] if a lot of people, especially people that you do not like or approve of, swarm around a particular place, they fill it and move around it 蜂拥，成群结队地移动［尤表示不满］ swarm across/along etc every day tourists swarm through the narrow streets of the old city. 每天，游客都在古城的狭窄街道上蜂拥而过。 hundreds of troops swarmed across the border. 成百上千的士兵涌过边界。4. when people come together to make a crowd 人们聚集成群 gather /ˈgæðəʳ/ [intransitive verb] if people gather, they meet or come together and form a crowd 聚集，集拢 by the time the president arrived, a large crowd had gathered. 总统到达时，已经聚集了一大群人。gather around/at/in etc angry workers were gathering on the steps of city hall. 愤怒的工人聚集在市政厅的台阶上。 a crowd gathered around to watch the fight. 人群聚拢来看打架。 form /fɔːʳm/ [intransitive verb] if a crowd forms, more and more people join a group of people who are already watching or listening to something ［人群］围聚，聚集 a crowd was beginning to form at the scene of the accident. 事故现场人群开始聚集。 congregate /ˈkɒŋgrɪgeɪt, ˈkɒŋgrəgeɪtǁˈkɑːŋ-/ [intransitive verb] if people congregate in a particular place, a large number of them meet there, especially regularly in the same place, and at the same time 集合，聚集；会合［尤指定期在同一时间、同一地点］ congregate at/in/around etc on friday evening, teenagers congregate outside the bars on greene street. 星期五晚上，青少年聚集在格林街的酒吧门口。 marchers were due to congregate at market square for an open-air meeting. 示威者预定在集市广场集合，举行露天集会。 converge /kənˈvɜːʳdʒ/ [intransitive verb] formal if groups of people converge in a particular place, they come there from many different places and meet together with others to form a large crowd, in order to do something or go somewhere 【正式】会合；聚集，集中 converge on the two groups of demonstrators converged on hyde park. 两支游行队伍在海德公园会合。 about 20,000 motorcyclists will converge on milwaukee this weekend, to celebrate the 90th birthday of the harley davidson bike company. 这个周末，大约20,000名摩托车手聚集在密尔沃基，庆祝哈雷戴维森摩托车公司成立90周年。 collect /kəˈlekt/ [intransitive verb] if a crowd collects, people gradually come together so that there is a crowd, usually because they stop to watch or listen to something ［人群］聚合；聚集［尤因为了观看或听］ an hour or so before the press conference, a crowd began to collect outside the building. 记者招待会前一小时左右，一群人开始聚集在大楼外。 a crowd was starting to collect outside the theatre to await the arrival of the prime minister. 人群开始在剧院外聚集，等待首相到来。5. when a crowd separates 人群散开 disperse /dɪˈspɜːʳs/ [intransitive verb] if a crowd disperses, people begin to move away from it 分散，散开，散去 once the ambulance had left, the crowd began to disperse. 救护车一离开，人群便开始散去。 break up /ˌbreɪk ˈʌp/ [transitive phrasal verb] if a crowd breaks up, people start to leave and move away in small groups ［一大群人］分散，散开 when the police arrived, the crowd broke up very quickly. 警察到达时，人群很快就散开了。 thin out /ˌθɪn ˈaʊt/ [intransitive phrasal verb] if a crowd thins out, people gradually leave so that there are fewer of them in the crowd 开始散去；变稀疏 by midnight, the crowds outside the concert hall were beginning to thin out. 午夜时分，音乐厅外的人群开始散去。 i decided to wait until the crowd thinned out a bit before trying to leave. 我决定等到人群散开些之后才离开。 melt away /ˌmelt əˈweɪ/ [intransitive phrasal verb] if a crowd melts away, the people leave gradually and quietly, hoping that no one will notice ［人群］悄悄消失，渐渐散去 the excitement of the arrest was over and the crowd began to melt away. 逮捕引起的骚动已经平息，人群悄悄地离开了。6. to make a crowd separate 使人群散开 disperse /dɪˈspɜːʳs/ [transitive verb] if the police or the army disperses a crowd, they make it separate, and people leave in different directions ［警察或军队］驱散［人群］ national guard troops were called in to disperse the crowd. 国民警卫队被召来驱散人群。 break up /ˌbreɪk ˈʌp/ [transitive verb] if someone, especially the police, breaks up a crowd, they make it separate, and people go away in small groups ［尤指警察］使［一大群人］分散，散开 the police had to use tear gas to break up the protest. 警方不得不使用催泪弹来驱散示威者。☞ crowd¹☞ 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