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A large group of people gathered closely together, often causing congestion or difficulty in movement.
Evité la aglomeración en el centro comercial durante las rebajas.
I avoided the crowd at the mall during the sales.
La aglomeración en el concierto hizo que fuera difícil respirar.
The crowd at the concert made it hard to breathe.
Often used to describe situations where people are packed tightly together, such as in public transport, events, or shopping areas.
Use 'aglomeración' when describing situations where people are packed closely together, such as in public transport or at events.
To specify the type of crowd, you can use adjectives like 'enorme' (enormous) or 'caótica' (chaotic) to provide more context.
Derived from the verb 'aglomerar' (to cluster or gather together), which comes from the Latin 'agglomerare' (to heap together).
The term is commonly used in contexts where large numbers of people are present, often leading to discomfort or difficulty in movement. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a dense grouping of objects or elements.