the crowd of people的意思
the crowd of people中文翻譯:
人群
the crowd of───人群
the crowd───人群
crowd of───一群
of the people───人民的
in the crowd───在人群中
a crowd of───很多的; 一大群;一大群;許多的
crowd───n.人群;觀眾;(非正式)一伙人;眾多;v.(一批人)(使)擠滿;逼近(某人);聚集;(想法或觀點)塞滿腦子;催促(因而使人生氣或不快)
of people───人的數量
the people───人民;民眾;民; 大眾; 人民
Her eyes are closed. She is not looking at the crowd of people sitting silently before her.───有一位高個子的黑人女士在一個音樂廳里演唱,她閉著雙眼,她沒有看坐在她前面聆聽她演唱的聽眾,但她能夠感覺到她的聽眾。
Trevor told the crowd of people.───雷福向人群喊道。
I was nearly trampled underfoot by the crowd of people rushing for the door.───沖向大門的人群險些把我踩在腳下。
And judging by the crowd of people that are out here, you know, you have to feel it's a safe place to eat.───通過水泄不通的食客來看,你會感覺到在這里吃東西很安全。
You're just running through the crowd of people chasing after you and no one knows what's going on.───從追隨你的人群中跑過,路人壓根不知道發生了什么事。
As they were exploring happily, the crowd of people became larger and larger.───當他們正玩得高興時,人群變得越來越多。
It's extremely blistering hot today, the crowd of people has already passed the corner of Honglian Rd. and Ruijing shopping mall.───天氣非常炎熱,人流已過洪蓮路口,經過瑞景商業廣場。
Witnesses say a well-known imam, Osman Madani Haidara, was delivering his blessings when the crowd of people surged toward him.───目擊者說,著名的伊瑪姆海德拉在發表祝詞時,一堆人向他擠過來。
The crowd of people walked past the City Hall to the Center Square.───一群人經過市政廳走到了中心廣場。一群人經過市政廳走到了中心廣場。
The music stopped as they entered and the crowd of people seemed to her confused mind to surge up to her like the roar of the sea and then ebb away, with lessening, ever-lessening sound.
I was nearly trampled underfoot by the crowd of people rushing for the door.
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