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racing
222
go so far as far as to do something
5
deceit
471
chargé d'affaires
77
touch base (with somebody)
92
Glum
15
pigsty
65
stair
543
undergraduate
576
saracen
59
go so far far as to do
4
descend
523
mor
50
APPLY
47
chronology
413
Income
861
baster
58
carer
169
rag
473
Haggle
4
shrug
484
pedestrian
215
left-handed
110
alabaster
168
Not showing careful thought or good judgment
6
Jump
17
describe
612
Protest
282
FASHION
145
jade
69
own
181
Equipment
323
expenditure
707
Freebie
6
lauded
29
Puppetry
24
bent
287
Steely
76
sauce
473
swoop
94
Fascinating
154
nothing to write home about
20
contributory
347
shalt
72
Theory
240
cheese
445
sicko
63
claimed
92
weekend
240
auctioneer
184
perishables
281
Methodical
103
Speaker
124
tutor
550
Platinum
52
Worth
261
major
647
bitterly cold
4
devise
510
twinkle
511
germ
498
slice something ↔ off
75
ghat
97
your wildest dreams
9
country
252
uncooperative
64
alms
99
Symbol
326
foxy
142
I dread to think
6
independence
565
endanger
342
inform
524
petrol
529
displeasure
166
nerve
776
nice
198
dew
532
nauseating
114
ducking
53
Minutes
82
tower
542
certificated
87
Barmy
20
smiles
36
Ammonia
75
observe
567
exclusive
630
Tin
204
malignancy
72
Conscientious
147
pigtail
61
box number
140
severely
531
accreditation
126
Adjourn
207
opposition
299
advise
539
roomed
29
Lend
294
hatch
532
rotten
472
Website
247
Construct
285
obsess
186
hit
911
Entice
4
earnest
532
Protect
230
covered
139
Confused
256
adorable
245
Freelance
218
rigatoni
50
uncertain
590
Wrap
81
flowers
81
restrictionist
36
reorganize
84
Revolt
133
radiation
674
parallelogram
46
layoff
133
crown
520
destruction
541
motor
562
value
998
lady
539
seated
33
Officially
182
super
431
parry
111
corset
151
horrible
507
moderately
245
salad dressing
173
durable
391
futile
249
motivate
560
Select
226
steer
477
award
593
Essential
354
tag
531
unhurt
47
cordite
144
dicker
113
Africa
360
Ineffable
31
snowstorm
450
Vacillation
81
headwaters
58
cautious
505
surgeon
683
Humankind
22
molehill
47
delete
595
Aristocracy
27
plexiglas
44
relevant
825
On earth
29
Stop
304
independent
682
non
49
terrarium
64
cabling
92
gasoline
619
neat
845
face-saver
130
invitational
43
scrap
300
board
585
urchin
38
to notice or recognize something or someone
19
lasagne
55
limit
641
claustrophobia
146
Breathe
36
Mature
272
duke
171
Immigrate
20
Creek
26
frighten
664
emerge
609
Rare
201
Troy
122
confine
483
shrink
882
irrelevant
363
circumference
705
bookkeeping
270
piecework
61
follow suit
103
disinvestment
111
outlet
513
idol
147
Shout
285
unarmed
52
gesture
563
surname
527
bath salts
77
Live
301
glorious
493
competent
554
Smart
171
cove
126
Rime
82
poisonous
636
regard
660
determined
343
airplane
504
Inkling
182
stocking
598
soggy
80
anarchist
166
sodomy
54
-tastic
48
convenience
487
dissociation
91
leadership
655
couple
478
Architect
279
Louise, Lake
20
classify
596
dispensable
196
scores
37
Shocked
229
admirer
148
Resentful
22
Sharia
129
nasty
556
as far as I m concerned
10
farmer
635
fool-about
52
Weakness
212
dweeb
116
SENSE
59
hurried
69
React
608
trafficking
281
front line
165
orificial
96
pillow
632
climate
596
To hit an object
20
secularity
35
penny
437
collect
479
lancet
59
assassinate
255
crush
639
cut across
71
visage
46
feminism
122
suddenly
456
Nature
203
Invalid
207
boiler
152
Brutality
36
definitely
496
crow
504
appearance
752
refresh
509
obsessive
160
Pivotal
203
getaway
217
tiny
579
e-business
102
Superintendent
160
refreshment
601
put somebody out to grass
79
alimentary-canal
56
specialist
696
geometry
491
Occurrence
219
imputation
58
bunch
552
Invention
163
wildebeest
42
scale
589
incessant
214
connubial
103
compared with something
77
intensity
576
Fancy
229
searing
62
nail
494
sacrifice
553
risky
244
on average
66
recite
476
varsity
58
temptation
639
draft
579
Program
158
panto
44
Abate
98
instruct
543
Economy
219
cold-store
152
aristocratic
153
molt
66
cargo
522
Joke
194
body clock
120
Mob
12
be accustomed to (doing) something
22
ZONE
142
insignificant
699
beauty
443
narcissi
25
runny
54
anomaly
274
leading
472
can-opener
63
Heating
177
I'm afraid
45
nightly
49
indict
186
circlet
120
pose
647
seditious
135
lid
930
go further
84
expound
130
incest
62
tow
257
Value
445
unlearn
42
rejoicing
69
framework
1061
mission
588
deckhand
121
Participant
129
lager
53
kneel
507
Bite
220
gratified
56
naturalism
38
Safe
255
volleyball
561
Referendum
74
high
954
contribution
643
seriously
430
Packed
25
Bad
264
shandy
47
Acquaintance
147
county
563
radiant
181
Solid
283
transplant
508
pant
523
titanium
52
algeria
81
nursery
486
abstinently
57
decorator
120
Business
23
new-found
47
Appalled
182
batter
338
Fossil
205
propagandist
137
cake
532
toastmaster
56
purchase
618
invader
53
feedback
613
precept
93
Testify
66
backyard
157
demerit
149
discharge
623
broadcast
834
favorite
422
leukaemia
186
Limited
325
pragmatic
131
from
182
hatchery
56
Preparation
227
incline
515
declare
546
Equity
95
Healing
206
stone
529
lichen
51
humorist
52
salvage
168
dog
184
retarder
36
While
440
feeling
3247
repeatedly
507
sailboat
131
trolled
66
Scepticism
71
conferral
69
tour
742
vibration
545
diphtheria
190
organize
624
rope
564
toytown
39
windsor
39
tuck
560
torturer
34
officiate
76
passive
606
lover
531
gale
271
within
446
outbound
166
trout
73
wave
657
Occasion
296
Villain
190
Loot
82
FUNDRAISING
35
fertilizer
676
Slavery
262
gratuity
315
discredit
155
associative
130
outlier
47
tough
631
disturbing
254
lymphocyte
44
widen
523
amiss
175
collude
250
Capsize
121
fortnight
538
Motivation
345
Bridal
39
Preservation
87
exhibit
516
northwestern
65
Impractical
251
witness
605
dress
463
related
186
Leader
261
Respect
239
look up to
94
interrelated
151
implausible
104
tart something ↔ up
23
document
2196
empty
339
hobble
62
prince
423
carpet-bomb
104
Possessed
26
inefficient
554
collegiate
184
infarction
35
shorty
62
rationalize
75
circle
535
Sentence
297
equivalent
641
formalize
223
population
590
partiality
45
whisky
501
cast iron
186
happy
326
guest-room
95
trying
209
unforgettable
216
Zigzag
390
trifle
410
muhammad
53
grand-slam
47
Pop
225
dorm
549
Turn
367
veil
487
Abrupt
35
critical
576
icebreaker
54
parchment
57
Basic
194
Cosmopolitan
169
glob
129
Agreement
397
prudish
57
necessity
635
penetrate
1671
materialistic
130
pristine
168
thief
557
architectural
182
possible
302
Brick
89
Fruitless
102
rehear
37
BNC: 6467
COCA: 5707
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
mob
Word family
adjective
mobbed
mobbish
mobocratic
mob-handed
noun
mobbing
mobile
mobocracy
mobocrat
mobsman
mobster
Mobspeak
mob cap
mob
mob
1
/
mɒb
$
mɑːb
/
●●○
noun
[
countable
C
]
1
CROWD
a large
noisy
crowd
, especially one that is
angry
and
violent
〔成群的〕暴民,乱民
mob of
a mob of a few hundred demonstrators
一帮几百人的示威者
They were immediately surrounded by the mob.
他们立刻被那帮暴民包围了。
The leadership had been criticized for giving in to
mob rule
(=
when a mob controls the situation rather than the government or the law
)
.
领导层被批评屈服于暴民统治。
►
see
thesaurus
at
group
2
informal
GROUP OF PEOPLE
a group of people of the same type
同类的一群人
SYN
gang
mob of
The usual mob of teenagers were standing on the corner.
又是那帮青少年站在拐角的地方。
the heavy mob
British English
BrE
(=
group of strong violent men
)
那帮暴徒
What happens if they send the heavy mob round to find him?
如果他们派那帮打手去找他怎么办?
3
.
the Mob
SCC
SSO
the
mafia
(=a
powerful
organization of
criminals
)
黑手党
Examples from the Corpus
the Mob
•
Many of them were, with reason,
frightened
of the Shahs
desperate
attempt to find
scapegoats
to
appease
the mobs
.
•
The
Headmaster
was having
difficulty
in
controlling
the mob
.
•
Finding the
prisoners
gone,
the mob
began to
search
for an
object
on which to
vent
its
anger
.
•
With added
momentum
,
the mob
turned its
vengeance
on the black
populace
.
•
Wuhan was in an
uproar
when they
arrived
, its streets nearly
impossible
because of
the mobs
.
•
They were part of
the mob
who
begged
for
candy
and
advertised
their sisters to the GIs.
•
Their car had hardly turned the
corner
when
the mob
arrived and
smashed
the house to pieces.
•
As if He'd have any time for us with
the mob
of
Holy
Joes He's got to see to.
4
.
the mob
old use
SS
POOR
an
insulting
expression
meaning all the
poorest
and least
educated
people in society
乌合之众,贱民〔侮辱性说法〕
5
.
mob of sheep/cattle
AusE
TA
a large
group
of
sheep
or
cattle
一大群羊
/
牛
Examples from the Corpus
mob
•
A
mob
of fans caused millions of
pounds
worth
of
damage
in the area
surrounding
the
stadium
.
•
A
mob
of
reporters
surrounded the
quarterback
.
•
In two
recent
incidents
, police
fired
at
mobs
of
unruly
protesters
.
•
This made the local
mob
angry.
•
My first
reaction
was to
scan
the angry
opposition
mob
for
shotguns
,
pistols
,
slingshots
, and M-80s.
•
On the
northwest
corner
of
South
and Catherine
streets
, a small
mob
had formed again.
•
No one in the
mob
was
arrested
.
•
It was Shawn Ogg, with the
rest
of the
mob
behind
him.
•
The
mob
set fire to cars and
buildings
.
mob rule
•
Unless the growing
spirit
of the
movement
could be
harnessed
coherently,
mob rule
would
replace
Unionist
minority
rule
.
•
Now Bork
proposes
that
mob rule
be
substituted
for the
authority
of the nine justices.
the heavy mob
•
The
regulars
and
the heavy mob
from
Fleet
Street
arrived
and we just
managed
to
catch
the last train to Cambridge.
•
He would come back and find
the heavy mob
were
selling
Tombstone
as
holiday
homes.
mob
2
verb
(
mobbed
,
mobbing
)
[
transitive
T
]
1
AROUND/ROUND
if people
mob
a
famous
person, they
rush
to get close to them and form a crowd around them
团团围住〔名人等〕
Fans ran onto the pitch and mobbed the batsman.
球迷冲上球场围住了那位击球手。
2
.
if a group of
birds
or animals mob another bird or animal, they all
attack
it
〔鸟群或兽群〕围攻,成群袭击
Examples from the Corpus
mob
•
When we went to Disney World last
spring
, it was
mobbed
.
•
The
star
was
mobbed
at the
airport
by
photographers
and reporters.
•
During a recent
visit
he was
mobbed
by
autograph
hunters
.
•
The
poor
bewildered
creature
was being
mobbed
by
rooks
.
•
Stores
all over Paris were
mobbed
Friday
, with
huge
crowds massing
outside
stores even before opening time.
•
Vancouverites have been
mobbing
his new public
library
.
•
Chimpanzees
have been
observed
to
indulge
in
mobbing
in
certain
unusual
cases.
•
A., Aragon, much like a
movie
star, was
mobbed
wherever he went.
•
The
band
, who have
shot
to No. 11 with Drive, say they are
sick
of being
mobbed
wherever they go.
•
And the
beach
is
mobbed
with others in the same
predicament
.
Origin
mob
1
(
1600-1700
)
Latin
mobile vulgus
“
excitable crowd
”
, from
mobilis
;
→
MOBILE
1
mob
1
noun
mob
2
verb
Chinese
Corpus
BNC: 6467
COCA: 5707
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
mob
noun
ADJECTIVE
|
VERB +
MOB
|
MOB
+ VERB
|
MOB
+ NOUN
ADJECTIVE
➤
angry, hostile, unruly
憤怒的/懷有敵意的/無法無天的暴民
➤
baying, bloodthirsty, frenzied, howling, rioting, violent
叫嚷的/嗜血的/狂亂的/咆哮的/騷動的/狂暴的暴民
➤
heavy
(
BrE
)
保鏢團
▸
➤
lynch
用私刑的暴民
VERB +
MOB
➤
form
形成烏合之眾
➤
join
加入暴民行列
➤
lead
領導暴民
▸
➤
break up, disperse
驅散暴民
➤
incite
煽動暴民
MOB
+ VERB
➤
attack sb/sth, chase sb, descend on sb/sth, set upon sb, surround sb/sth
暴民攻击⋯;暴民追击某人;暴民涌向⋯;暴民袭击某人;暴徒包围⋯
➤
burn sth, burn sth down, torch sth
暴民焚燒⋯/燒燬⋯/放火焚燒⋯
➤
kill sb, lynch sb, murder sb
暴徒殺害某人/私刑殺害某人/謀殺某人
▸
➤
chant (sth), shout (sth)
一群人高喊 ( ⋯)
◇
a mob of chanting fans
一群不斷高喊的追星族
MOB
+ NOUN
➤
mentality
從眾心理
▸
➤
justice, rule
民眾公正;暴民統治
◇
the lawless days of mob rule and anarchy
處於暴民統治和無政府狀態的沒有法紀的日子
➤
violence
暴民的暴力行為
BNC: 6467
COCA: 5707
Oxford Learner's Thesaurus
mob
noun
⇨
crowd
BNC: 6467
COCA: 5707
Macmillan English Thesaurus
mob
General words for groups of people:
age group
, array, assemblage...
Organized crime:
the Cosa Nostra
, gangland, gangster...
Informal and humorous words for groups of people:
bunch, gang, mob...
Groups of specific living things:
brace, colony, community...
People from a low social class:
the precariat
,
the working class
,
lower class
...
To surround or put something around something:
kettle, surround, enclose...
BNC: 6467
COCA: 5707
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Mob
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暴民
0_0: Translations of Mob
# n.
暴民: mob
結伙: combination, gang, mob, ring, set, woodkern
亂擠: hustle, mob
藪: assemblage, bog, copse, lake, meadow, medley
烏合之眾: mob, motley crowd, rubble
# v.
亂擠: hustle, mob
圍攻: besiege, jointly attack, jointly speak against, mob, lay siege to
0_0: Definitions of Mob
# noun.
- a large crowd of people, especially one that is disorderly and intent on causing trouble or violence.
* a mob of protesters
# verb.
- crowd around (someone) in an unruly and excitable way in order to admire or attack them.
* he was mobbed by autograph hunters
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