0
MrWonderful Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Crowded, packed
What is the difference between
Crowded, Packed, Full, Stuffed ?
Crowded, Packed, Full, Stuffed ?
Top answer
The room was so crowded that it was hard to move. My suitcase is packed. I'm ready to go.
- The room was so crowded that it was hard to move.
- My suitcase is packed.
- I'm ready to go.
- The glass is full.
- If you add any more water, it will overflow.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
4 Answers
0
The room was so crowded that it was hard to move.
My suitcase is packed. I'm ready to go.
The glass is full. If you add any more water, it will overflow.
Do you like green olives stuffed with pimentos?
CJ
My suitcase is packed. I'm ready to go.
The glass is full. If you add any more water, it will overflow.
Do you like green olives stuffed with pimentos?
CJ
00
I was talking about close meaning:
The beach was packed.
The beach was crowded.
The restaurant was stuffed.
The restaurant was full.
The beach was packed.
The beach was crowded.
The restaurant was stuffed.
The restaurant was full.
00
The beach was packed. Not likely. A beach is too open an area. Packed suggests a confined area.
The beach was crowded. Fine.
The restaurant was stuffed. Impossible. Stuffed suggests purposely putting a stuffing into something else. A pillow is stuffed with feathers, for example. Stuffed is also used with foods. Stuffed peppers ~ Gre
The beach was crowded. Fine.
The restaurant was stuffed. Impossible. Stuffed suggests purposely putting a stuffing into something else. A pillow is stuffed with feathers, for example. Stuffed is also used with foods. Stuffed peppers ~ Gre
00
Related Questions