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单词	rabble
释义	rab·ble I. \ˈrabəl\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English rabel; perhaps akin to rabble (IV) 1. : a pack, string, or swarm of animals or insects < great rabbles of rats roamed the streets — Elizabeth Enright > 2. a. dialect chiefly England : a confused or meaningless string of words : rigmarole b. : a heterogeneous, disorganized, or confused collection of things < giant trees under whose dense canopy the alien and tangled rabble of the jungle does not thrive — P.B.Sears > 3. a. : a disorganized or disorderly crowd of people < a mere rabble of field hands pretending to be soldiers — Kenneth Roberts > : mob < besieged by a rabble of small children — Sacheverell Sitwell > b. : a group, class, or body regarded with contempt < a rabble of nobility … conspires to mount a gruesome charade — Time > c. : the lowest class of people < in the Civil War, the rabble made common cause with the … nobility against the middle classes — Roy Lewis & Angus Maude > : persons of the lowest class < the London rabble, chimney sweepers, watermen, costermongers, thieves — E.G.Johnson > II. adjective 1. : of, relating to, or forming a rabble < those were the enemy, a rabble crew — S.L.Gwynn > 2. : resembling or suited to a rabble < to burn the jails … was a good rabble trick — Samuel Johnson > III. transitive verb (rabbled ; rabbled ; rabbling \-b(ə)liŋ\ ; rabbles) 1. : to insult or assault by a mob : mob 2. : to mob and drive out < members of the Scottish Episcopalian clergy were often rabbleed during the English Revolution > IV. verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: Middle English rablen; akin to Dutch rabbelen to chatter, rattle, Low German rabbeln dialect chiefly Britain : babble V. noun (-s) Etymology: French râble fire shovel, from Middle French roable, from Medieval Latin rotabulum, from Latin rutabulum, from rutus, past participle of ruere to dig up, rake up — more at rug 1. obsolete : a charcoal burner's shovel 2. a. : an iron bar with the end bent for use like a rake used in puddling iron b. : any similar device (as a rotating arm with a scraper) for skimming the bath in a melting or refining furnace or for stirring the ore in a roasting furnace by hand or mechanically VI. transitive verb (-ed/-ing/-s) : to stir, skim, or gather with a rabble
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