crowded room
collocation in Englishmeaningsofcrowdedandroom
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crowded
adjective
uk/ˈkraʊ.dɪd/us/ˈkraʊ.dɪd/
If a place is crowded, it is full ...
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room
noun
uk/ruːm/us/ruːm/
a part of the inside of a building that is separated from other parts by walls, floor, ...
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(Definition ofcrowdedandroomfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Like a known voice in acrowdedroomit will come, follow the sliver thread of attention to reach your ear.
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Little or minimum disability meant that the person could walk up to 400 yards or hear in acrowdedroom.
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The standard which is acceptable is that of thecrowdedroomwith everyone talking at once.
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As we shouted at each other in conversation, she suddenly waved to a stranger across thecrowdedroom.
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We have to ask whether that particular combination—a meeting, as it were, of minds and hearts across acrowdedroom—is more of a danger sign than anything else.
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Streetwise has one tinycrowdedroom.
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People often have private conversations in secret in acrowdedroomin todays age due to the advances of cellular phones and text messaging.
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The word access means the ability to move through a confined space such as acrowdedroom.
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When one saw him across acrowdedroom, one couldn't wait to get together with him and have a chat and a catch-up.
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When in acrowdedroompeople tend to ignore other conversations and just focus on the one they are participating in.
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Throughout the video, it cuts to the band playing in acrowdedroom.
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Years pass until they see each other from across thecrowdedroomand get immediately reacquainted.
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That is a fancy term for describing large numbers of young men in crowded rooms with no seats and little, if any, food consuming alcohol.
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Those who work in offices are liable to increased infection by working in crowded rooms.
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We know how impossible the streets are and how equally impossible are the crowded rooms of a house.
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They were forced to sleep on concrete floors in crowded rooms or in three-tiered bunks.
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