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Meanings of concourse in English
Synonyms
Examples for "crowd"
Examples for "crowd"
1
Classic crowd-sourcing, applied to the very difficult problem of lead data enrichment.
2
The crowd, however, was every bit as enthusiastic as four years ago.
3
Within minutes a crowd had gathered outside the bar, and violence ensued.
4
The crowd responded with petrol bombs, damaging one police vehicle, police said.
5
The crowd held paper silhouettes to represent the victims of the Troubles.
1
Business and government leaders worry about a multitude of issues these days.
2
Mr Dart said there were a multitude of reasons for Masters' demise.
3
He used a multitude of Latin words which Gregory could not understand.
4
The psychology of the multitude is not the psychology of the individual.
5
Good for a multitude of uses, spruce boughs also make great snowshoes.
1
The two actors met the manager in the throng near the door.
2
He led the throng of animal men and others in the chase.
3
The throng overflowed into the Lower Temple; into the old church building.
4
People are perishing in flames or slaying one another in the throng.
5
Whoso wishes to turn in this throng must strike in the forehead.
Usage of concourse in English
1
It rose shadowy there in the pale concourse, swaying in ghostly breezes.
2
But an immense concourse of people followed the body to the grave.
3
Tables had been set out along the concourse and heaped with food.
4
If we stay off the concourse maybe we'll come across fewer people.
5
One pass through the main concourse of St Pancras was usually enough.
6
This seems fairly obvious on an early lap of the inside concourse.
7
In Prussia, this concourse and tumult of the people is not allowed.
8
Dr. John Dee strolled into the arrivals concourse in London City Airport.
9
Character is more important than capacity or having a technologically advanced concourse.
10
After a moment she turned back, resumed her trek across the concourse.
11
He turned to a man who stood next him in the concourse.
12
All this was happening on a broad concourse with horses and carriages.
13
The city of Oxford was filled with a vast concourse of strangers.
14
Going out of the gates she met a great concourse of people.
15
Eve reached the concourse and followed the signs to the nearest restroom.
16
A great concourse of natives was at the Landing awaiting our arrival.
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Translations for concourse
Portuguese
Concourse through the time
Concourse across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common