Crowd onto

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verb

To move onto a space in large numbers, often in a rushed or chaotic manner.

Spectators started to crowd onto the field after the match.
Visual representation of "crowd onto" - To move onto a space in large numbers, often in a rushed or chaotic manner

Often appears as...

  • people crowd onto
  • students crowd onto
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Context Matters

Use 'crowd onto' for situations where many people enter a space together, suggesting unplanned or spontaneous action.

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When the gates opened, fans began to crowd onto the platform.
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Physical Movement

'Crowd onto' involves physical movement and usually implies some level of discomfort or lack of space.

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Passengers had to crowd onto the bus due to the rain.
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Conveys Urgency

The phrase often suggests a sense of urgency or haste as people compete for space.

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Shoppers began to crowd onto the escalators for the grand opening.
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