Crowd in
/kraʊd ɪn /B2
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1. To move or gather closely into a particular area, often causing the space to become filled or overcrowded.
- As the train arrived, people began to crowd in, filling the carriage completely.
- We crowded in around the table to hear the speaker better.
- When the rain started, everyone crowded in under the small tent.
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