n.(人群的)奔逃，蜂拥，(兽群的)惊跑，狂奔，热潮，风尚，风气
v.(使)狂奔，涌向，使仓促行事

原形：stampede第三人称单数：stampedes复数：stampedes过去式：stampeded过去分词：stampeded现在分词：stampeding

A sudden stampede of shoppers rushed into the store during the Black Friday sale.
黑色星期五促销时，一群购物者突然蜂拥而入。
The frightened cattle caused a stampede, trampling anything in their path.
受惊的牛群引发了踩踏，沿途践踏了一切。
Hearing the thunder, the horses broke loose and started a stampede.
听到雷声，马匹挣脱束缚，开始狂奔。
In the football match, a sudden noise led to a stampede of fans towards the exit.
足球比赛中，一声突如其来的响声导致球迷们向出口蜂拥而去。
The rock concert ended abruptly when a panic-induced stampede endangered the audience.
当一场恐慌引发的踩踏事件威胁到观众安全时，摇滚音乐会突然结束。
The fire alarm triggered a stampede for the emergency exits.
火警警报响起时，人们争相涌向紧急出口。
Stampedes are a common occurrence during religious festivals in overcrowded cities.
在人潮拥挤的城市中，宗教节日时常会发生踩踏事件。
The crowd's excitement turned into a stampede as the celebrity appeared on stage.
当那位名人出现在舞台上时，人群的兴奋变成了疯狂的冲撞。
After the explosion, there was a desperate stampede for safety.
爆炸发生后，人们纷纷拼命地奔向安全地带。
The coach's shout of "Clear the pitch!" sent the players into a stampede.
教练大喊“清场！”球员们瞬间一拥而上。