crowdedness

/ˈkɹaʊdədnəs/ noun

The state or quality of being crowded.

Word Origin From Old English 'crūdan' meaning to press or push — you can almost feel the crush of people. The word builds up: crowd (the pressed mass), crowded (full of that pressing), and crowdedness (the state of being crowded). The PIE root *greut- gives the sense of pressing, and it's related to words like 'crush'? Actually not directly, but it's a vivid root. The family includes overcrowd, crowdsourcing.

noun The state or quality of being crowded. countable

The crowdedness of the subway during rush hour makes it difficult to find a seat.

(名词) 拥挤;拥堵;密集 【拥挤程度】

高峰时段地铁的拥挤程度让人很难找到座位。

(sustantivo) El estado o cualidad de estar abarrotado o concurrido.

Lo abarrotado del metro en hora pico hace difícil encontrar un asiento.

(nom) encombrement; surpeuplement; affluence; entassement [État d'un lieu ou d'un espace rempli à l'excès de personnes ou de choses ; encombrement.]

La crowdedness du métro aux heures de pointe rend difficile de trouver une place assise.

(Substantiv) Überfüllung; Gedränge; Enge [Der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, überfüllt oder dicht bevölkert zu sein.]

Die crowdedness in der U-Bahn zur Stoßzeit macht es schwer, einen Sitzplatz zu finden.

(名詞) 混雑している状態、込んでいること。

ラッシュアワーの地下鉄の混雑で席を確保するのは難しい。

(substantivo) lotação; superlotação; aglomeração [O estado ou qualidade de estar lotado.]

A lotação do metrô durante o horário de pico dificulta encontrar um assento.

Word parts: crowd + ed + ness

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