No. 9,368 in Spanish
agolpado
"Agolpado" means "crowded" or "packed together."
In a sentence
La gente se había agolpado en la entrada del teatro para obtener boletos.
The people had crowded at the theater's entrance to get tickets.
In this sentence, 'agolpado' is used to describe a large number of people gathering or crowding together in a specific place.
El río estaba agolpado contra las rocas tras las intensas lluvias.
The river was crowding against the rocks after the heavy rains.
Here, 'agolpado' metaphorically describes water being congested or heaped against the rocks, conveying a sense of pressing or accumulation.
Las ideas se agolpaban en mi mente mientras intentaba concentrarme en una sola cosa.
The ideas crowded in my mind as I tried to focus on one thing.
In this context, 'agolpaban' is used figuratively to represent thoughts accumulating or overwhelming the subject.
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