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crowd someone/something out
phrasal verb with crowdverb[ T ] informaluk /kraʊd/ us /kraʊd/
to not allow a person or thing any space or opportunity to grow or develop: 把…挤出；排挤；阻碍
Small local businesses have been crowded out by large multinationals.当地的小公司已被大跨国公司排挤出局。
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crowd out someone/something | American Dictionary
crowd out someone/something
phrasal verb with crowdverb[ I/T ]us/krɑʊd/
to make it impossible for someone or something to succeed because of great numbers or strength:
Invasive foreign plants crowd out native species and harm wildlife.
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