pull a crowd UK
Definition Conjugation
Definition of pull a crowd - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
audienceUK attract a large audience to an eventUK
- The concert pulled a crowd of thousands.
2.
eventUK draw many people to a locationUK
- The new store opening pulled a crowd.
Examples of pull a crowd in a sentence
Her speech pulled a crowd despite the rain. The concert pulled a crowd of thousands. Her performance always pulls a crowd at festivals.
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- French:attirer une foule, rassembler une foule, ...
- German:anziehen, eine Menschenmenge anziehen, ...
- Italian:attirare un pubblico, attirare una folla, ...
- Spanish:atraer a una multitud, atraer a mucha gente, ...
- Portuguese:atrair uma multidão, juntar pessoas, ...
- Chinese:吸引观众, 吸引, ...
- Japanese:観客を引き付ける, 人を引き寄せる, ...
- Arabic:جَذَبَ جُمْهُورًا كَبيرًا, جَذَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִמְשׁוֹךְ קָהָל, לִמְשׁוֹךְ הֲמוֹנִים, ...
- Russian:собирать, привлечь толпу, ...
- Ukrainian:збирати натовп, привернути натовп, ...
- Hindi:भीड़ खींचना, भीड़ जुटाना, ...
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