An idiom with a similar meaning to the sea of people?

Bustling, gearing up, endless streams, shoulder-to-shoulder, shoulder-to-shoulder, crowded, crowded, **like a tide, people coming and going, thousands of empty alleys, people boiling, mountains and seas, bustling, water leakage, shoulder to shoulder.

Bustling, rubbing hands, endless streams, rubbing shoulders, shoulder-to-shoulder, three-five groups, 10,000 heads, ** like a tide, crowded, people coming and going, 10,000 empty alleys, people boiling, three tops.

Fourth, the wind and rain are impenetrable, the mountains and the sea are jammed, the hustle and bustle, the shoulders are rubbing, the water is impassable, the shoulders are shoulder to shoulder, the shoulders are rubbing, the crowds are surging, the crowds are crowded, the crowds are surging, the crowds are surging, and the crowds are crowded.

Similar words: crowded, bustling, crowded, crowded, crowded, overcrowded, lively, crowded, ** weaving, water leakage, tourists like weaving, thousands of empty alleys, endless streams, people boiling, brilliant lights, **surging, shoulder to shoulder, full, crowded, are crowded.

In full detail. Free.

Busy. Over and over again.

Undivided attention. Careless (in handling things).

100 shots. Coldness.

Perfect. It's not a parent.

Annual. Probes the brain.

Not beat around the bush. Boundless.

Looming. Self-inflicted.

Take it with a pinch of salt. Half-pushed, half-done.

Steady. Dubious.

If it's light, if it's dark. Dance.

Lively. Through and through.

Unhurried. Knowing one's own situation and that of the enemy.

Laughing. A chapter of accidents.

Diversity. One hundred percent.

Deliberate. Bit.

Disciples and grandchildren. Carefree.

Ask long and short. In humble reverence.

Win all battles. With a swagger.

Talk to oneself. Beautiful.

Of all shapes and sizes. Same.

With an antique feel. A sea of people.

Various. Good faith.

Trace. Uncalled for.

Strutting. Weeping and complaining.

Complement one another. Ambition.

Neither humble nor arrogant. Continue.

Cooking with gas. Echo each other.

Limp. Unrestrained.

No, no, no. Perfect.

Similar to the idiom of a sea of people, for example, rubbing shoulders one after another.

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Crowds of people, crowds, bustling, people come and go, and Xiang looks at each other.

The seats are full, all together, shoulder to shoulder.

Crowds of people: Crowds are like mountains and seas. Describes a very large number of people.

Gather together: Gather together: Describe a large number of people. Describe the gathering of many talented people.

Crowds. Shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Describe a lot of people.

Bustling: Describes people coming and going.

Very lively and crowded.

People come and go: People come and go.

Continuous. It is also described as busy socializing.

What are the idioms similar to the crowds of people 1, hindering hands and feet: hindering, hindering, hindering. It means that many parties are blocked, and it is difficult to do things smoothly.

It also refers to hindering others from doing things and making them feel inconvenient. 2. Respectful: Describe a very respectful appearance.

3. Contradiction: contradiction: contradiction, disorder.

It means that property obtained by improper means will also be taken by others by improper means. 4. People come and go: People come and go continuously, and they are also described as busy with socializing.

5. Neither humble nor arrogant: inferior: inferior, hyper:

Haughty. Neither inferior nor arrogant.

Prophetic and prescient, living dragon, wholeheartedly, mighty, endless, sound, colorful, courageous, strategic, beginning and end, dedication, living dragon, single-mindedness, one-hand, one-foot, one-five-tenth, one-word, one-deed, limping, one-up, one-up, one-right, one-before, one-back, a large number of adults, boasting, great compassion, great confusion, great understanding, great model, swagger, big hands and feet, great wisdom, great courage, great right and wrong, great understanding.

The meaning is similar: crowded, crowded, bustling, people coming and going, looking at each other, full of seats, gathering together, shoulder to shoulder......

The format is similar: 1510, free and easy, cold words, again and again, single-minded, probe the brain, perfect, tell the truth, 100 shots and 100 hits......

People come and go, beautiful, single-minded, swaggering, half-believed, boundless, versatile, wind and waves.

There are also crowds, similar to crowds, crowded, crowded, I think it best fits your description, this word is also very descriptive of a lot of people, so that there are a lot of heads.

Similar to the idiom of the sea of people, there is lawlessness. Trace. Free. Autarky. Die. Boundless.

There are: after the realization, before and after, a lifetime, people come and go, free, in full swing, etc.

1.Bustling 2The river flows endlessly3People are like a sea of people.

The crowd belongs to the ABAC idiom.

100 shots, 100 obedient, half-believed, not arrogant, respectful, not hurried, enlightened, versatile, colorful.

is similar to the idiom of the sea of people, and there is one shoulder to shoulder.

There are a lot of idioms that are similar to the sea of people, and we can all see that many people will use similar idioms to describe them.

1. Bustling.

xī xī rǎng rǎng ]

It is also said that it is bustling. Describe people coming and going, very lively. "Historical Records: The Biography of the Goods and Colonies": "The world is bustling, all for profit; The world is crowded, all for profit. Hee-hee: The look of Hele. Hustle: chaotic look.

Source: "Historical Records: The Biography of the Goods and Colonies": "The world is bustling, all for profit; The world is crowded, all for profit. ”

2. The river flows endlessly.

chuān liú bù xī ]

pedestrians, carriages, horses, etc.) are continuous like the flow of water.

Source: Liang Zhou Xingsi's "Thousand Character Text": "The river is endless; Yuancheng takes the picture. ”

Example sentence: When commuting to work every day, the bicycle on People's Street.

3. Rub your back side by side.

i jiān cā bèi ]

Shoulder to shoulder, back to back. Describe a lot of people.

Source: "Qingping Shantang Script: Mistaken Identification of the Corpse": "On that day, people in and outside the city knew about it; Men and women; Rubbing your back side by side; Countless; Let's take a look. ”

Example: On the night of the National Day, the citizens watching the lights on the street are crowded with people.

Antonym;

1. There are very few.

liáo liáo wú jǐ ]

Few: Describe a small number. Very rare, not a few.

Source: Ming Hu Yinglin's "Poetry and Internal Edition": "After Jian'an; Five words are flourishing; Jin and Song dynasties; There are very few songs and deeds in seven words. ”

Example: After the first test, the rest of the people are already there.

2. Sparsely populated.

rén yān xī shǎo ]

There are very few people and households; The per capita living area is larger; Describes the place as uninhabited and desolate.

1. Bustling.

Explanation: It is also said to be bustling. Describe people coming and going, very lively.

Source: Ru Zhijuan's "Newly Elected Youth League Secretary": The members of the Communist Youth League were all dressed up to go hiking, and each of them carried a bag, and some of them were hanging bags, and they gathered on the court in the factory.

2. Gear up.

Explanation: Describes the appearance of people who are in high spirits and eager to try before fighting or working.

Source: Liang Bin's "Red Flag Spectrum" 48: This is the first time to go out on the horse, and people are suddenly ready to fight.

3. Continuously.

Explanation: Describe one after another.

Source: Yao Xueyin's "Li Zicheng" Volume 2 Chapter 13: At night, the official army opened up the road leading from Zhiting Mountain to Longju Village, so from dawn there was military food to the west from Longju Village.

4. The water is impassable.

Explanation: Excretion: Excretion. It's like you can't even get water. Describes being crowded or surrounded very tightly.

Source: Zou Taofen's "Experience: Social Credit": In addition to the endless stream of donations at the post office, enthusiastic readers also crowded with people who come to the door every day to hand over donations.

5. Gongs and drums are noisy.

Explanation: The meaning originally refers to the beating of gongs and drums during the battle to direct the advance and retreat, and later describes the festive and joyful scene. It means that the sound is loud and the scene is lively.

Source: From the fourth fold of Guan Hanqing's "Single Whip Grabbing the Lance" in the Yuan Dynasty: "I came to the front of the north early, and I listened to the gongs and drums. ”

Translation: When I came to the front of Beipi early, I suddenly heard a loud sound of gongs and drums, and the scene was very lively.

Synonyms of crowds :

Bustling, gearing up

The river is endless, rubbing shoulders and backs

Shoulder to shoulder, three or five in groups

Thousands of heads, ** like a tide

Crowded, people coming and going

Thousands of empty alleys, full of people

Hold three tops. Fourth, the wind and rain are impervious

Surrounded by mountains and seas, bustling with people

shoulder to shoulder, arm fist

The water is impassable.

Words with similar meanings to the crowds and crowds are: empty alleys, busy traffic, and bustling.

A sea of people.

Pinyin]: rén shān rén hǎi [Interpretation]: The crowd is like a mountain and a sea. Describes a very large number of people.

Example: The park of the festival is very lively.

synonyms]: endless, crowded, shoulder to shoulder.

Antonyms]: deserted, inaccessible.

Grammar]: as a predicate, complement, definite, object; For use in public places.

Visitors are like weaving, rubbing shoulders, even forming curtains, and guests are like clouds.

The river is endless.

The crowd is crowded, shoulder to shoulder, and the audience gathers, kowtowing and banging their heads.

1. The door is like a market: there are many people in front of the door and in the yard, like a market. The original described that there were many people who gave advice. There are a lot of people here, and it's very lively.

2. Bustling: Describe people coming and going, and the hail is very lively.

4. Busy traffic: The metaphor is that the car is like flowing water, and the horse is like a swimming dragon. Describe the continuous lively scene with a lot of cars and horses.

5. Water leakage: It seems that even water can't flow out. Describes being crowded or surrounded very tightly.

There are many words with similar meanings, among which the more common ones are overcrowded, crowded, crowded, crowded, and crowded. What these words have in common is that they all vividly describe the scene of the gathering and convey the densely populated and spectacular atmosphere of the hailstorm.

In addition to the above common words, there are also some more vivid and interesting words that can be used to express this meaning, such as "crowded people, crowded people, crowded with people, crowded like cow hair, crowded with people, crowded with voices" and so on. Among the collapsed banquets, "crowded people" and "too many people" are more common and easily reminiscent of crowded scenes; "Crowds of people" and "crowds" emphasize the density and busyness of **; "Crowd surging" and "crowd jumping" more vividly express the dynamic feeling of **.

In practice, the choice of these words is also considered in the context and context. If you want to describe the liveliness of a tourist attraction, you can use "crowded"; If you want to describe the crowding of a shopping mall, you can use "crowded" or "overcrowded"; If you need to express the surging feeling of **, you can use "crowd surging" or "crowd surging" and so on.

In general, no matter which word it is, it is necessary to pay attention to the appropriate use, do not use the same word repeatedly, so as not to be too monotonous and boring, and combine it with the specific scene and context to better express the meaning of self-praise. <>