挤 (jǐ): to crowd, to squeeze; crowded

At eight in the morning, the subway station is crowded with people, everyone is pushing to get on the train.

The supermarket is especially crowded on weekends; I push my shopping cart and squeeze through the crowd.

He always squeezes the toothpaste from the middle, which makes his wife very angry.

In order to squeeze into the front row to watch the concert, she arrived at the stadium three hours early.

This intersection is packed with parents picking up and dropping off their children every morning and evening rush hour.