（将…）拥[挤]出; 将…排挤出
1. 挤出, 推开, 驱逐：crowd in on 蜂拥而来, 逼拢来 | crowd out 挤出, 推开, 驱逐 | crowd out of (过于拥挤)使不能容纳
2. 排挤：forfeit 丧失 | crowd out 排挤 | put upward pressure on 施加压力
1. 把…排挤在外
If one thing crowds out another, it is so successful or common that the other thing does not have the opportunity to be successful or exist.
e.g. In the 1980s American exports crowded out European films.
20世纪80年代美国出口影片把欧洲影片挤出了市场。
1. Chestnut jumped out to an early lead in the competition, sometimes jamming franks into his mouth with two hands as the crowd roared.
2. The fans who come out from the crowd to shoot during those silly timeout promotions were more on target than anyone paid to play.
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3. The government recently announced plans to float $ 9 billion worth of bonds, which some worried would crowd out other borrowers from an already lean market.
4. The big test will come when the show lets out sometime before midnight and the crowd heads home through north Toronto neighborhoods.
5. They may spread disease to the native animals there, or may reproduce and dominate food and space and crowd out the native species.
6. crowd out的反义词
6. As their economies recover, massive US government borrowing also will crowd out their government and private borrowers.
7. There were boos and the crowd walked out while the two fighters warmly congratulated each other.
8. The crowd let out loud cries in a local dialect every time a rider surpassed others to take the lead.
9. Bush sought on Tuesday to play down concerns that China was trying to crowd the United States out of energy markets.
10. Andrews, smiling and waving at the crowd who had turned out to see him.
verb
1. press, force, or thrust out of a small space
e.g. The weeds crowded out the flowers
Synonym: force out