throngs

英 [θrɒŋz]

美 [θrɔːŋz]

n.  聚集的人群; 一大群人
v.  群集; 拥塞; 拥向
throng的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 一大群人;人群
  Athrongis a large crowd of people.
  1. An official pushed through the throng.
     一名官员费力地挤过人群。
• VERB (人群)涌向，蜂拥
  When peoplethrongsomewhere, they go there in great numbers.
  1. The crowds thronged into the mall.
     人群涌进大厅。
  2. ...the multitudes that throng around the Pope.
     拥在教皇周围的教众甚多
• VERB 挤满;群集
  If peoplethronga place, they are present there in great numbers.
  1. They throng the beaches between late June and early August.
     6 月底到 8 月初，他们群聚在海滩上。

双语例句

• RED flags, complete with hammer-and-sickle, flutter in their hundreds in Kathmandu, as throngs of disgruntled Maoists bring Nepal's capital to a familiar standstill.
  成千上万锤子镰刀红旗摆动在加德满都，成群结队的联合尼共（毛）使尼泊尔的首都成为了一座“死城”。
• He was surprised to see throngs of fans waiting to welcome him at the airport after the games.
  赛后在机场等待接机的大批粉丝，则让他大感吃惊。
• But with low-as-you-can-go-growth, mounds of debt, throngs of unemployed youth and a rising tide of Euroskepticism, the European Union, to put it kindly, is still in a tough spot.
  但一点点经济增长、一大堆债务、大批失业的年轻人和欧元怀疑论不断升温，欧盟往好了说也仍旧困难重重。
• The only problem was, as in most world heritage sites around the world, that the throngs of people wrecked the peace and calm.
  唯一的问题就是，和世界上所有文化遗址一样，熙熙攘攘的人群破坏了这里的和平与安宁。
• She muscled through the throngs of people, frantically searching for David.
  她使劲挤过人群，拼命寻找大卫。
• Each year Thais celebrate their beloved king's birthday, a national bash that draws throngs here to watch a parade of royal barges, listen to the monarch's jazz compositions.
  每年，泰国人都要庆祝深受爱戴的国王的生日。这是一场举国的狂欢，熙熙攘攘的人群赶来观看“王室之舟”，听国王作的爵士乐。
• Throngs of officers patrol to ensure they do not return.
  为确保这些假货不会卷土重来，大批执法人员在那里巡逻。
• The day after the Bank of England declined support, Overend suspended cash payments and the run turned into a riot-with 10 further banks suspending payments, 200 companies defaulting and "throngs heaving and tumbling about Lombard Street".
  英国央行拒绝提供支持的那天，欧沃尼停止现金支付，挤兑变成了一场骚乱，之后又有10家银行暂停支付，200家公司无力偿债，伦敦金融城的街道上人群拥挤，跌跌撞撞。
• The camera was originally used in the late 19th century for photographing large gatherings, and its format and huge negatives ensured that throngs of sharply dressed guests would remain in equally sharp focus.
  这种相机原本在19世纪末用于拍摄大型聚会，其规格及巨大的底片能够保证，一大群衣着光鲜的宾客会被拍得个个都很清晰。
• Throngs people were milling about the airport waiting for delayed planes.
  许多人在机场转悠，等着误点的飞机。