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Definition
Synonym
Massenandrang
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Massenandrang
m
huge crowd; terrible crush
Massenandrang
m
huge crowd, terrible crush
Massenandrang
m
huge crowd, terrible crush
Massenandrang
m
huge crowd; terrible crush
Deutsche
Massenandrang Synonyme
Englische
huge crowd; terrible crush Synonyme
huge
Atlantean
Brobdingnagian
Cyclopean
Gargantuan
Herculean
Homeric
abysmal
amplitudinous
astronomic
astronomical
awesome
boundless
bulky
colossal
cosmic
elephantine
enormous
epic
extensive
galactic
gargantuan
giant
giantlike
gigantic
great
heroic
immeasurable
immense
infinite
jumbo
king-size
large
leviathan
mammoth
massive
massy
mighty
monster
monstrous
monumental
mountainous
outsize
overgrown
prodigious
profound
sizable
spacious
stupendous
titanic
towering
tremendous
vast
voluminous
weighty
whopping
huge
ness
ampleness
amplitude
boundlessness
bulk
enormity
enormousness
expanse
formidableness
fullness
gigantism
grandeur
grandness
great scope
greatness
immensity
infinity
intensity
largeness
magnitude
might
mightiness
monstrosity
monstrousness
muchness
plenitude
power
prodigiousness
strength
stupendousness
tremendousness
vastness
Massenandrang Definition
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
push,
to
press,
to
shove.
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
press
or
drive
together
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
fill
by
pressing
or
thronging
together
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
press
by
solicitation
Crowd
(
v.
i.)
To
press
together
or
collect
in
numbers
Crowd
(
v.
i.)
To
urge
or
press
forward
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
A
number
of
things
collected
or
closely
pressed
together
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
A
number
of
persons
congregated
or
collected
into
a
close
body
without
order
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
The
lower
orders
of
people
Crowd
(
n.
)
An
ancient
instrument
of
music
with
six
strings
Crowd
(
v.
t.)
To
play
on
a
crowd
Crush
(
v.
t.)
To
press
or
bruise
between
two
hard
bodies
Crush
(
v.
t.)
To
reduce
to
fine
particles
by
pounding
or
grinding
Crush
(
v.
t.)
To
overwhelm
by
pressure
or
weight
Crush
(
v.
t.)
To
oppress
or
burden
grievously.
Crush
(
v.
t.)
To
overcome
completely
Crush
(
v.
i.)
To
be
or
become
broken
down
or
in,
or
pressed
into
a
smaller
compass,
by
external
weight
or
force
Crush
(
n.
)
A
violent
collision
or
compression
Crush
(
n.
)
Violent
pressure,
as
of
a
crowd
Huge
(
superl.
)
Very
large
Terrible
(
a.
)
Adapted
or
likely
to
excite
terror,
awe,
or
dread
Terrible
(
a.
)
Excessive
huge crowd; terrible crush Bedeutung
crush
crunch
compaction
the
act
of
crushing
crowd
control
activity
of
controlling
a
crowd
puppy
love
calf
love
crush
infatuation
temporary
love
of
an
adolescent
fruit
juice
fruit
crush
drink
produced
by
squeezing
or
crushing
fruit
crowd
a
large
number
of
things
or
people
considered
together,
a
crowd
of
insects
assembled
around
the
flowers
crush
jam
press
a
dense
crowd
of
people
crowd
crew
gang
bunch
an
informal
body
of
friends,
he
still
hangs
out
with
the
same
crowd
enfant
terrible
a
person
whose
unconventional
behavior
embarrasses
others
Ivan
IV
Ivan
Iv
Vasilievich
Ivan
the
Terrible
the
first
czar
of
Russia
(-)
crushed
leather
crush
leather
that
has
had
its
grain
pattern
accentuated
crush
break
into
small
pieces,
The
car
crushed
the
toy
stub
out
crush
out
extinguish
press
out
extinguish
by
crushing,
stub
out
your
cigar
crush
become
injured,
broken,
or
distorted
by
pressure,
The
plastic
bottle
crushed
against
the
wall
beat
beat
out
crush
shell
trounce
vanquish
come
out
better
in
a
competition,
race,
or
conflict,
Agassi
beat
Becker
in
the
tennis
championship,
We
beat
the
competition,
Harvard
defeated
Yale
in
the
last
football
game
break
down
crush
make
ineffective,
Martin
Luther
King
tried
to
break
down
racial
discrimination
jam
crush
crush
or
bruise,
jam
a
toe
squash
crush
squelch
mash
squeeze
to
compress
with
violence,
out
of
natural
shape
or
condition,
crush
an
aluminum
can,
squeeze
a
lemon
crush
smash
demolish
humiliate
or
depress
completely,
She
was
crushed
by
his
refusal
of
her
invitation,
The
death
of
her
son
smashed
her
force
out
crowd
out
press,
force,
or
thrust
out
of
a
small
space,
The
weeds
crowded
out
the
flowers
crowd
crowd
together
to
gather
together
in
large
numbers,
men
in
straw
boaters
and
waxed
mustaches
crowded
the
verandah
herd
crowd
cause
to
herd,
drive,
or
crowd
together,
We
herded
the
children
into
a
spare
classroom
push
crowd
approach
a
certain
age
or
speed,
She
is
pushing
fifty
oppress
suppress
crush
come
down
on
or
keep
down
by
unjust
use
of
one's
authority,
The
government
oppresses
political
activists
crowd
fill
or
occupy
to
the
point
of
overflowing,
The
students
crowded
the
auditorium
c
awful
dire
direful
dread(a)
dreaded
dreadful
fearful
fearsome
frightening
horrendous
horrific
terrible
c
causing
fear
or
dread
or
terror,
the
awful
war,
an
awful
risk,
dire
news,
a
career
or
vengeance
so
direful
that
London
was
shocked,
the
dread
presence
of
the
headmaster,
polio
is
no
longer
the
dreaded
disease
it
once
was,
a
dreadful
storm,
a
fearful
howling,
horrendous
explosions
shook
the
city,
a
terrible
curse
atrocious
abominable
awful
dreadful
painful
terrible
unspeakable
exceptionally
bad
or
displeasing,
atrocious
taste,
abominable
workmanship,
an
awful
voice,
dreadful
manners,
a
painful
performance,
terrible
handwriting,
an
unspeakable
odor
came
sweeping
into
the
room
huge
immense
vast
Brobdingnagian
unusually
great
in
size
or
amount
or
degree
or
especially
extent
or
scope,
huge
government
spending,
huge
country
estates,
huge
popular
demand
for
higher
education,
a
huge
wave,
the
Los
Angeles
aqueduct
winds
like
an
immense
snake
along
the
base
of
the
mountains,
immense
numbers
of
birds,
at
vast
(or
immense)
expense,
the
vast
reaches
of
outer
space,
the
vast
accumulation
of
knowledge...which
we
call
civilization-
W.R.Inge
severe
terrible
wicked
intensely
or
extremely
bad
or
unpleasant
in
degree
or
quality,
severe
pain,
a
severe
case
of
flu,
a
terrible
cough,
under
wicked
fire
from
the
enemy's
guns,
a
wicked
cough
frightful
terrible
awful
tremendous
extreme
in
degree
or
extent
or
amount
or
impact,
in
a
frightful
hurry,
spent
a
frightful
amount
of
money
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