Lie flat while being passed over the heads of the audience at a rock concert, typically after having jumped from the stage.
人群冲浪（常指在摇滚音乐会上歌手在跳下舞台后俯卧着被举过观众头顶传递）
for a full six hours the fans jump, crowd-surf, and sweat profusely
Example sentencesExamples
Seeing friends crowd-surfing at their shows in Montreal only hinted at the formative, sometimes frightening experiences that the road had in store.
At a slam, the atmosphere is often electric, with the audience cheering, heckling and occasionally even crowd-surfing.
All through the gig, people had been crowd-surfing and going absolutely mental.
The crowd got into the music as the singer literally got into the crowd, crowd-surfing and being lifted by people in the front so that those in the back could see him better.
At the same time, she was juggling a narrator's role in a play, going to school and crowd-surfing at weekend gigs with her music-crazy dad.
Definition of crowd-surf in US English:
crowd-surf
verb
[no object]
Lie flat while being passed over the heads of the audience at a rock concert, typically after having jumped from the stage.
人群冲浪（常指在摇滚音乐会上歌手在跳下舞台后俯卧着被举过观众头顶传递）
for a full six hours the fans jump, crowd-surf, and sweat profusely
Example sentencesExamples
Seeing friends crowd-surfing at their shows in Montreal only hinted at the formative, sometimes frightening experiences that the road had in store.
At the same time, she was juggling a narrator's role in a play, going to school and crowd-surfing at weekend gigs with her music-crazy dad.
The crowd got into the music as the singer literally got into the crowd, crowd-surfing and being lifted by people in the front so that those in the back could see him better.
At a slam, the atmosphere is often electric, with the audience cheering, heckling and occasionally even crowd-surfing.
All through the gig, people had been crowd-surfing and going absolutely mental.