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Thick big audience
　　Explanation: Thick: more dense. A person a lot of occasions.
　　Usage: Joint type; as attribute, object; that many people
　　Source: Han Ban Gu "Han Guan Fu Chuan": "thick people in public, recommended pet Xiabei."
　　Examples: We heard him say he is a idiot, how can these words said in the ~ place. (Qing Li Baojia "Bureaucrats" thirty-fifth back)
No. 2
　　Refers to the large number of occasions, or more people on the eve of Flower, Portrait noise Tian, thick people in public, suffer shoulders Cabei.
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chóu rén guǎng zhòng
　　Who will set a very wide, very much
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No. 4
　　Various persons have Zhizuo in the more humble, especially beneficial to teach, and Kwan. Thick big audience, recommended pet Xiabei. - "Biographies of Historical Weiqi Wu An Hou"
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No. 5
　　That many people. "Han Guan Fu Biography": "thick people in public, recommended pet Xiabei." Five King will guarantee "The Corrections Sixiong": "﹝ ﹞ Mrs Liu Zizhen Ling Kau good fellow ... ... and even try out on the court, thick people in public, who rarely talk with them. "Guo" My Childhood "second five:" Needless to say my father means to me greatly in the crowded, bustling humiliated in public in something. "
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No. 6
　　稠人广众 ( chóu rén guǎng zhòng )
　　解　释 指人群众多的场合。
　　出　处 东汉·班固《汉书·灌夫传》：“稠人广众，荐宠下辈。
　　用　法 联合式；作定语、宾语；指人群众多
　　示　例 郭沫若《我的童年》第二篇五：“父亲的意思不消说是要大大地使我在～中受辱一番。
　　近义词 大庭广众
　　反义词 荒无人烟、人烟稀少
　　典 故
　　这个成语出自《史记·魏其武安侯列传》。
　　汉武帝时，灌夫为淮阴太守，因醉酒而与窦太后的弟弟窦甫打架。武帝恐太后要杀灌夫，就把他降为燕相。灌夫为人刚正不阿，平生不好阿谀逢迎，常因酒醉大发脾气。对皇亲贵戚，其地位比他显赫的，他从不巴结；而对平民下等之人，地位比他低下的，愈是贫贱的，对别人愈是礼敬，平等对待。于是他的门下“稠人广众”，门庭若市，贫民下等之人由此特别尊重他。
　　“稠人广众”用来指人多的地方。稠，密的意思；广，指众多。也用作“稠人广众”。
成语词典
　　成语名称 稠人广众 汉语拼音 chóu rén guǎng zhòng 成语释义 稠：多而密。指人很多的场合。 成语出处 《史记·很其武安侯列传》：“稠人广众，荐宠下辈。” 使用例句 大家听了他，都说他是个痴子，这些话岂可在稠人广众的地方说的。
　　★清·李宝嘉《官场现形记》第三十五回
Thesaurus
on a public occasion; before a big crowd of people, Heavy people sit wide, as deep as a well to focus on, Kuomintang, In broad daylight
Antonym
with a swagger; in an ostentatious manner, self-assured or supercilious
Containing Phrases
Thick big audience self a spirit tablet