overcrowded 的定义
- to crowd to an uncomfortable or undesirable excess.
overcrowded 近义词
congested
overcrowded 的近义词 6 个
更多overcrowded例句
- On the Portrait Gallery side, the often-overcrowded presidential galleries benefit from visitor limits as well.
- One way to get around the issue of too many items overcrowding the plate is to limit yourself to just a few ingredients that offer a diverse range of contrasting profiles.
- Walmart is opting for three separate, major sales events in November, rather than one big blowout around Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday to avoid overcrowding stores, a strategy followed by its close rival.
- Bending time with technology, it turns out, is one of flexible density’s secret weapons for sharing the city without overcrowding.
- Researchers think Manaus’s epidemic may have been fueled by overcrowding, limited access to clean water, and reliance on crowded boat travel.
- Ippoliti says that the centers should close because many are overcrowded and unsafe.
- Overcrowded and strapped for workers, there was not a single medical facility that could take her.
- The overcrowded school where the family had sought refuge was a scene of despair and squalor.
- None has ever left the narrow and overcrowded 40-kilometer strip of land called Gaza.
- Her voice trailed off and she looked out on to the road, overcrowded with traffic and dirty.
- It would be like opening the windows upon a stuffy, overcrowded and unventilated room of disputing people.
- The result is streets of overcrowded homes unsuitable for family life.
- The homes were too small, too overcrowded to give social opportunity to the family.
- She was born into a house probably overcrowded before she came into it; she slept, ate, lived with crowds.
- The South has a milder climate, nature requires less labor for production, and the commercial centres are not overcrowded.