英语词汇“mob”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Chinese translation of 'mob'

mob

(mɔb)

n

(c) (= disorderly crowd) 暴民 (bàomín) (群, qún)
(c) (inf, = gang, crew) 团(團)伙 (tuánhuǒ) (个(個), gè)
(inf, = mafia)
the Mob 黑手党(黨) (Hēishǒudǎng)

vt

[person] 成群围(圍)住 (chéngqún wéizhù)

cpd

[violence, rule] 暴民 (bàomín) (群, qún)

1 (noun) in the sense of crowd

Definition

a riotous or disorderly crowd of people

a growing mob of demonstrators

Synonyms

crowd

It took some two hours before the crowd was fully dispersed.

pack

a pack of journalists who wanted to interview him

collection

A collection of people of all ages assembled to pay their respects.

mass

A mass of excited people clogged the street.

body

The great body of people moved slowly forward.

press

There was still a press of people around the Victoria Memorial.

host

A host of stars attended the awards ceremony.

gathering

He spoke today before a large gathering of world leaders.

drove

Scientists are leaving the country in droves.

gang

flock

his flock of advisors

herd

large herds of elephant and buffalo

swarm

A swarm of people encircled the hotel.

horde

A horde of people was screaming for tickets.

multitude

the multitudes that surround the Pope

throng

An official pushed through the throng.

assemblage

a chaotic assemblage of drifters and ruffians

2 (noun) in the sense of masses

Definition

the masses

If they continue like this, there is a danger of the mob taking over.

Synonyms

masses

rabble (derogatory)

They are forced to socialise with the rabble.

hoi polloi

Inflated costs are designed to keep the hoi polloi at bay.

scum

I think people who hurt animals are scum.

great unwashed (informal, derogatory)

riffraff

canaille (French)

commonalty

3 (noun) in the sense of gang

Definition

any group of people

Can you stop your mob tramping all over the place?

Synonyms

gang

He was attacked by a gang of strangers.

company

He was a notable young actor in a company of rising stars.

group

a small group of football supporters

set

the popular watering hole for the literary set

lot

We've just sacked one lot of builders.

troop

She was aware of a little troop of travellers watching them.

crew (informal)

a motley crew of college friends

1 (verb) in the sense of surround

Definition

to surround in a crowd to acclaim or attack

Her car was mobbed by the media.

Synonyms

surround

When the car stopped it was surrounded by police and militiamen.

besiege

The main part of the army moved to besiege the town.

overrun

jostle

fall on

set upon

crowd around

swarm around

2 (verb) in the sense of crowd into

Demonstrators mobbed the streets.

Synonyms

crowd into

fill

Thousands of people filled the streets.

crowd

A group of journalists were crowded into a minibus.

Hundreds of people crowded into the building.

pack

All her possessions were packed into the back of her car.

Thousands of people packed into the arena.

jam

He jammed his hands into his pockets.

cram into

fill to overflowing

单词	mob
释义	Trends of mob View usage for: mob (mɒb) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense mobs, present participle mobbing, past tense, past participle mobbed 1. countable noun A mob is a large, disorganized, and often violent crowd of people. Bottles and cans were hurled on the terraces by the mob. The inspectors watched a growing mob of demonstrators gathering. Synonyms: crowd, pack, collection, mass More Synonyms of mob 2. singular noun People sometimes use the mob to refer in a disapproving way to the majority of people in a country or place, especially when these people are behaving in a violent or uncontrolled way. [disapproval] If they continue like this, there is a danger of the mob taking over. They have been exercising what amounts to mob rule. Synonyms: masses, rabble [derogatory], hoi polloi, scum More Synonyms of mob 3. singular noun You can refer to the people involved in organized crime as the Mob. [informal] ...casinos that the Mob had operated. It was a Mob killing. 4. verb [usually passive] If you say that someone is being mobbed by a crowd of people, you mean that the people are trying to talk to them or get near them in an enthusiastic or threatening way. Her car was mobbed by the media. [be VERB-ed] They found themselves being mobbed in the street for autographs. [be VERB-ed] Synonyms: surround, besiege, overrun, jostle More Synonyms of mob More Synonyms of mob mob in British English (mɒb) noun 1. a. a riotous or disorderly crowd of people; rabble b. (as modifier) mob law mob violence 2. often derogatory a group or class of people, animals, or things 3. Australian and New Zealand a flock (of sheep) or a herd (of cattle, esp when droving) 4. often derogatory the masses 5. slang a gang of criminals verbWord forms: mobs, mobbing or mobbed (transitive) 6. to attack in a group resembling a mob 7. to surround, esp in order to acclaim they mobbed the film star 8. to crowd into (a building, plaza, etc) 9. (of a group of animals of a prey species) to harass (a predator) Derived forms mobber (ˈmobber) noun mobbish (ˈmobbish) adjective Word origin C17: shortened from Latin mōbile vulgus the fickle populace; see mobile MOB in British English abbreviation for mobile phone mobile phone in British English noun a portable telephone that works by means of a cellular radio system mob in American English (mɑb) noun 1. a disorderly and lawless crowd; rabble 2. any crowd 3. the masses; common people collectively a contemptuous term 4. Informal a. a gang of criminals b. organized crime, specif. the Mafia (sense 2) Mafia (sense 2a) verb transitiveWord forms: mobbed or ˈmobbing 5. to crowd around and attack 6. to crowd around and jostle, annoy, etc., as in curiosity or anger 7. to fill with many people; throng SIMILAR WORDS: crowd Derived forms mobbish (ˈmobbish) adjective Word origin < L mobile (vulgus), movable (crowd) Examples of 'mob' in a sentence mob Before long, mob bosses were wondering whether he should disappear on a permanent basis. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Yet within a few years, she could not walk outside without being mobbed. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He was reportedly obliged to leave London under a police escort, pursued by an angry mob. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Both had to clamber over a fence to escape a mob, angry over a planned 2,900 job losses. The Sun (2016) Then a few feet further on she is mobbed by a group of screaming schoolgirls. The Sun (2015) Crowds mobbed their box and had to be moved along by the police. Amanda Mackenzie Stuart Consuelo & Alva: Love and Power in the Gilded Age (2005) We were mobbed by people wanting to take photos. The Sun (2013) The mobs stoned cars and looted shops. Times, Sunday Times (2008) That night the townships erupted in violence and mobs went on the rampage. Times, Sunday Times (2006) It is a scene from a mob film. Times, Sunday Times (2013) But an emergency crew arrived only to be surrounded by a mob outside the family home. The Sun (2009) The trains were mobbed as people tried to climb on to join them. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Mob surrounds the car and threats to turn it over. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Yet the mob continued to attack. Deborah Cadbury THE LOST KING OF FRANCE: Revolution, Revenge and the Search for Louis XVII (2002) Yesterday morning, the hugely popular politician was mobbed by adoring crowds before his big speech. The Sun (2013) Yet a mob attacked two policemen in a Croydon shopping centre in broad daylight. The Sun (2008) The fear of missing out may make it easy to assemble a crowd, but angry mobs do not become us. Christianity Today (2000) A larger white mob fought back. Times, Sunday Times (2009) In other languages mob British English: mob NOUN A mob is a large, disorganized, and often violent crowd of people. The police watched a growing mob of demonstrators gathering. American English: mob Brazilian Portuguese: multidão Chinese: 一大群乱民 European Spanish: multitud French: foule German: Mob Italian: folla in tumulto Japanese: 暴徒 Korean: 군중 European Portuguese: multidão Latin American Spanish: turba British English: mob VERB If you say that someone is being mobbed by a crowd of people, you mean that the people are trying to talk to them or get near them in an enthusiastic or threatening way. Her car was mobbed by the media. American English: mob Brazilian Portuguese: cercar Chinese: 涌上 European Spanish: acosar French: assaillir German: belagern Italian: prendere d'assalto Japanese: 押し寄せる Korean: 떼로 공격하다 European Portuguese: cercar Latin American Spanish: acosar Chinese translation of 'mob' mob (mɔb) n (c) (= disorderly crowd) 暴民 (bàomín) (群, qún) (c) (inf, = gang, crew) 团(團)伙 (tuánhuǒ) (个(個), gè) (inf, = mafia) the Mob 黑手党(黨) (Hēishǒudǎng) vt [person] 成群围(圍)住 (chéngqún wéizhù) cpd [violence, rule] 暴民 (bàomín) (群, qún) 1 (noun) in the sense of crowd Definition a riotous or disorderly crowd of people a growing mob of demonstrators Synonyms crowd It took some two hours before the crowd was fully dispersed. pack a pack of journalists who wanted to interview him collection A collection of people of all ages assembled to pay their respects. mass A mass of excited people clogged the street. body The great body of people moved slowly forward. press There was still a press of people around the Victoria Memorial. host A host of stars attended the awards ceremony. gathering He spoke today before a large gathering of world leaders. drove Scientists are leaving the country in droves. gang flock his flock of advisors herd large herds of elephant and buffalo swarm A swarm of people encircled the hotel. horde A horde of people was screaming for tickets. multitude the multitudes that surround the Pope throng An official pushed through the throng. assemblage a chaotic assemblage of drifters and ruffians 2 (noun) in the sense of masses Definition the masses If they continue like this, there is a danger of the mob taking over. Synonyms masses rabble (derogatory) They are forced to socialise with the rabble. hoi polloi Inflated costs are designed to keep the hoi polloi at bay. scum I think people who hurt animals are scum. great unwashed (informal, derogatory) riffraff canaille (French) commonalty 3 (noun) in the sense of gang Definition any group of people Can you stop your mob tramping all over the place? Synonyms gang He was attacked by a gang of strangers. company He was a notable young actor in a company of rising stars. group a small group of football supporters set the popular watering hole for the literary set lot We've just sacked one lot of builders. troop She was aware of a little troop of travellers watching them. crew (informal) a motley crew of college friends 1 (verb) in the sense of surround Definition to surround in a crowd to acclaim or attack Her car was mobbed by the media. Synonyms surround When the car stopped it was surrounded by police and militiamen. besiege The main part of the army moved to besiege the town. overrun jostle fall on set upon crowd around swarm around 2 (verb) in the sense of crowd into Demonstrators mobbed the streets. Synonyms crowd into fill Thousands of people filled the streets. crowd A group of journalists were crowded into a minibus. Hundreds of people crowded into the building. pack All her possessions were packed into the back of her car. Thousands of people packed into the arena. jam He jammed his hands into his pockets. cram into fill to overflowing Additional synonyms in the sense of assemblage Definition a collection or group of things a chaotic assemblage of drifters and ruffians Synonyms group, company, meeting, body, crowd, collection, mass, gathering, rally, assembly, flock, congregation, accumulation, multitude, throng, hui (New Zealand), conclave, aggregation, convocation (formal), runanga (New Zealand) in the sense of besiege Definition to hem in The main part of the army moved to besiege the town. Synonyms surround, confine, enclose, blockade, encompass, beset, encircle, close in on, hem in, shut in, lay siege to, hedge in, environ, beleaguer, invest (rare) in the sense of body The great body of people moved slowly forward. Synonyms mass, company, press, army, host, crowd, majority, assembly, mob, herd, swarm, horde, multitude, throng, bevy Synonyms of 'mob' mob Explore 'mob' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of canaille Definition the masses or rabble Synonyms rabble (derogatory), masses, mob, scum, populace, proletariat, hoi polloi, plebs, ragtag, riffraff, vulgar herd in the sense of collection Definition a group of people A collection of people of all ages assembled to pay their respects. Synonyms group, company, crowd, gathering, assembly, cluster, congregation, assortment, assemblage in the sense of company Definition a number of people gathered together He was a notable young actor in a company of rising stars. Synonyms group, troupe, set, community, league, band, crowd, camp, collection, gathering, circle, crew (informal), assembly, convention, ensemble, throng, coterie, bevy, assemblage, party, body in the sense of crew Definition any group of people a motley crew of college friends Synonyms crowd, set, lot, bunch (informal), band, troop, pack, camp, gang, mob, herd, swarm, company, horde, posse (informal), assemblage in the sense of drove Definition a moving crowd of people Scientists are leaving the country in droves. Synonyms herd, company, crowds, collection, gathering, mob, flocks, swarm, horde, multitude, throng in the sense of fill Definition to occupy the whole of Thousands of people filled the streets. Synonyms pack, crowd, squeeze, cram, throng in the sense of flock Definition a large number of people his flock of advisors Synonyms crowd, company, group, host, collection, mass, gathering, assembly, convoy, herd, congregation, horde, multitude, throng, bevy in the sense of gathering Definition a group of people, usually meeting for some particular purpose He spoke today before a large gathering of world leaders. Synonyms assembly, group, crowd, meeting, conference, company, party, congress, mass, rally, convention, knot, flock, get-together (informal), congregation, muster, turnout, multitude, throng, hui (New Zealand), concourse, assemblage, conclave, convocation (formal), runanga (New Zealand) in the sense of group Definition a number of people or things considered as a unit a small group of football supporters Synonyms crowd, company, party, band, troop, pack, gathering, gang, bunch (informal), congregation, posse (slang), bevy, assemblage in the sense of herd Definition a large group of people large herds of elephant and buffalo Synonyms flock, crowd, collection, mass, drove, crush, mob, swarm, horde, multitude, throng, assemblage, press Additional synonyms in the sense of hoi polloi Definition the ordinary people when compared to the rich or well-educated Inflated costs are designed to keep the hoi polloi at bay. Synonyms the common people, the masses, the (common) herd, the underclass, the populace, the proletariat, the lower orders, the rabble, the great unwashed (informal, derogatory), the plebs, the third estate, riffraff, the proles (derogatory, slang, British), canaille, commonalty, admass in the sense of horde Definition a very large crowd, often frightening or unpleasant A horde of people was screaming for tickets. Synonyms crowd, mob, swarm, press, host, band, troop, pack, crew (informal), drove, gang, multitude, throng in the sense of host Definition a great number A host of stars attended the awards ceremony. Synonyms crowd, army, pack, drove, mob, herd, legion, swarm, horde, throng in the sense of jam Definition to wedge (an object) into a tight space or against another object He jammed his hands into his pockets. Synonyms pack, force, press, stuff, squeeze, compact, ram, wedge, cram, compress in the sense of lot Definition a collection of things or people We've just sacked one lot of builders. Synonyms bunch (informal), group, crowd, crew (informal), set, band, quantity, assortment, consignment in the sense of mass Definition a large amount or number, as of people A mass of excited people clogged the street. Synonyms crowd, group, body, pack, lot, army, host, band, troop, drove, crush, bunch (informal), mob, flock, herd, number, horde, multitude, throng, rabble, assemblage in the sense of multitude Definition a large number of people or things the multitudes that surround the Pope Synonyms crowd, host, mass, mob, congregation, swarm, sea, horde, throng, great number in the sense of pack Definition any collection of people or things a pack of journalists who wanted to interview him Synonyms group, crowd, collection, company, set, lot, band, troop, crew (informal), drove, gang, deck, bunch (informal), mob, flock, herd, assemblage in the sense of pack Definition to press tightly together All her possessions were packed into the back of her car.Thousands of people packed into the arena. Synonyms cram, charge, crowd, press, fill, stuff, jam, compact, mob, ram, wedge, compress, throng, tamp in the sense of press Definition a crowd There was still a press of people around the Victoria Memorial. Synonyms crowd, host, pack, crush, bunch (informal), mob, flock, herd, push (informal), swarm, horde, multitude, throng Additional synonyms in the sense of rabble Definition the common people They are forced to socialise with the rabble. Synonyms commoners, proletariat, common people, riffraff, crowd, masses, trash (US, Canadian), scum, lower classes, populace, peasantry, dregs, hoi polloi, the great unwashed (derogatory), canaille, lumpenproletariat, commonalty in the sense of scum Definition a person or people regarded as worthless or criminal I think people who hurt animals are scum. Synonyms rabble (derogatory), trash (US, Canadian), riffraff, rubbish, dross, lowest of the low, dregs of society, canaille, ragtag and bobtail in the sense of set Definition a group of people who associate with each other or have similar interests the popular watering hole for the literary set Synonyms group, company, crowd, circle, class, band, crew (informal), gang, outfit (informal), faction, sect, posse (informal), clique, coterie, schism in the sense of swarm Definition a moving mass of people A swarm of people encircled the hotel. Synonyms multitude, crowd, mass, army, host, drove, flock, herd, horde, myriad, throng, shoal, concourse, bevy in the sense of throng Definition a great number of people or things crowded together An official pushed through the throng. Synonyms crowd, mob, horde, press, host, pack, mass, crush, jam, congregation, swarm, multitude, concourse, assemblage in the sense of troop Definition a large group She was aware of a little troop of travellers watching them. Synonyms group, company, team, body, unit, band, crowd, pack, squad, gathering, crew (informal), drove, gang, bunch (informal), flock, herd, contingent, swarm, horde, multitude, throng, posse (informal), bevy, assemblage
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