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chronograph
48
captive
589
chaise longue
191
legalization
36
Radiant
162
double-density
188
nectarine
255
pull over
111
linker
44
atrophy
148
registry
75
diwan
71
jot
178
growing pains
149
somehow
496
surely
480
get into
86
thousand
146
calculable
173
Table
347
short list
68
clearing bank
115
discuss
373
hands on
31
gravy train
108
newsagency
37
push-button
135
escalate
586
crochet
165
postmortem
319
messaging
67
bombing
104
DISCIPLINE
90
Samoa
74
azerbaijani
90
Moreover
362
effervescent
158
fluent
707
panamanian
50
Lubricate
52
add up to sth
103
send up
97
bumph
126
goop
139
In full
51
Vain
100
coiffure
209
ear drops
67
conference call
105
indecency
310
crisp
346
there are plenty more fish in the sea
119
england
114
Settlements
48
collectively
223
Refrigerator
227
mach
62
rationality
112
lease
102
incredulous
338
Snack
156
surreptitiously
77
Adventurous
207
disallow
175
Salesman
164
handbag
283
Words used to describe situations and circumstances
61
rebel
666
revolve
250
newspaper
386
fancy-free
186
Nil
39
just now
38
Spacing
76
Greenland
98
savings
59
jasper
78
Chinese
115
pazazz
46
petal
127
promulgate
342
civil-service
49
curry
144
mover
143
garage
639
fair-haired boy
120
copper beech
126
depopulate
153
unorthodox
309
matchbook
68
Perfection
116
christmas-card
104
gabbier
30
regardless
553
indict
206
flakey
57
scenery
576
knobby
77
Madame
78
quizzical
76
expostulation
74
palau
60
cantonment
150
townie
174
CBS
32
numbingly
33
reheat
71
caterer
214
Dept.
104
continent
639
Japan
99
jobber
84
Button
323
bollock
121
arch
410
aerobatics
137
diphtheria
214
button mushroom
117
manqué
58
mercenary
265
pumpernickel
88
desideratum
54
overpopulation
57
uncharted territory waters
36
ruddy
75
globe
678
kvetch
75
cork
132
long-winded
58
bevel
181
Behemoth
74
mumps
87
Sport
282
Cocaine
239
morose
284
casualty
205
match play
57
sharp-tongued
68
connectivity
197
aggressor
144
Dwelling
68
be about to do something
48
Dweller
122
ethnography
290
storekeeper
54
fifth columnist
68
across-the-board
104
copernicium
87
ethernet
143
bachelor
662
Joneses
105
ecoterrorism
189
control freak
161
Deem
237
Reformat
25
butcher
497
fetch
540
executive order
108
consumption
530
Errand
304
cares
54
rink
351
ground
375
exercise bike
115
Straight, upright and level
105
felonies
82
valence
112
Bloody Mary
147
projector
72
counseling
200
side-effect
68
Consumption
248
coat hanger
76
mobilize
466
entrance
645
fit
553
decisive
223
louvre
66
vegetarian
248
gerontology
322
hiawatha
45
People who make others laugh or are fun to be with
67
formica
128
Expedition
360
gauzy
89
bonemeal
201
Utmost
92
Sanctuary
412
blinder
140
younger
48
Entry
241
line up
243
thyroid
63
equity
218
impertinent
115
specify
730
Easter Sunday
122
investigator
78
covers
53
Comprehensive
248
pre-tax
67
expressly
313
telescope
566
Cease
210
heedful
39
Addle
44
singleton
55
Bark
134
diversify
330
perish
257
floats
68
fascination
278
allergen
177
colleagueship
54
cop
241
vernacular
86
autobiographer
52
dpi
93
sociopath
75
caustic
117
Americas, the
85
bmi
98
piddling
77
interlanguage
48
dance-hall
54
entertaining
230
-fy
117
intestine
116
intonation
76
RNA
74
champion
839
anticyclone
132
antisocial
194
misconstruction
44
focussed
135
cop to
93
quill
70
toot
80
disturbing
292
perk
265
caffeine
160
reaction
623
Patterns
48
responsibility
655
Gale
300
feel for
132
grotty
150
dormered
55
dunny
83
cooperative
359
silverware
62
jackaroo
41
overprotective
260
impinge
262
flodden
57
bring sb around
69
seventy
557
divorcée
460
congregationalism
44
homo milk
91
supertanker
48
watchstrap
63
basset hound
90
corn on the cob
118
flitting
65
pluralism
72
peru
52
squish
62
self-aware
103
dawn on somebody
119
pandit
50
thirdly
401
chlorination
38
carcass
154
luggage
591
Veteran
252
malaise
213
pointman
40
sinful
118
banana skin
126
STALK
124
footballer
159
postscript
75
Imprecise
148
ironmongery
64
mouthy
84
desperation
433
optimum
198
-less
68
first light
124
meltdown
181
plurality
169
monotonize
34
crowd pleaser
95
the occult
204
atonal
158
bodily
135
marrow bone
77
willing
625
compete
740
briefing
277
spinach
61
lullaby
106
stand for
119
och
67
Surmount
196
kampong
49
shrink-wrapped
85
isometric
50
ride
425
burned-out
293
big ticket
191
greenland
131
homer
70
fedex
56
oboe
67
variation
566
lah
43
genetic fingerprinting
120
due
534
frequent
604
fire-extinguisher
56
journeyman
75
muggier
35
win
685
omnivore
209
dusk
594
blether
116
partition
344
floppy disk
131
insulate
203
bottom-up
142
castrate
139
faint-heartedness
100
quanta
72
Mutable
158
presumably
640
household
670
beta test
169
congressional
90
gizmo
148
beer gut
106
snap out of something
106
machine
378
donate
316
hippiedom
45
heuristics
55
Irritating
234
flout
133
stand-alone
106
riveting
326
icy
117
electoral-college
57
lovage
43
hummock
85
playboy
108
margarine
92
parry
143
overwrote
45
possibly
497
Blackfoot
45
discontinuities
91
namibian
45
watcher
69
buff
201
Blossom
67
stale
649
inverted
46
sentimentalist
57
Alps, the
86
psychopath
61
nib
100
Revolt
163
shelled
38
ebola
97
permit
634
hospitable
137
martinican
38
Champion
294
flagstone
154
partner
689
grow
349
multiculturalism
72
binge drinking
100
elsewhere
496
Tons
77
tie-pin
86
fall back
143
frighten into
102
resuscitate
292
coverage
393
lilliputian
57
lengthy
248
cybernaut
78
stake something ↔ out
41
Retraction
52
courageous
354
bloom
675
half mast
209
non-union
64
Vice
250
Official
117
confute
182
MC
98
semi-conscious
99
smart-alec
66
expatriate
160
Stay put
24
pr.
73
clothing
713
laywoman
81
Appreciation
80
productivity
385
Obey
377
Voyage
441
clean-cut
96
chart-topper
90
Rugby
209
savage
334
garbanzo
225
landward
228
Wrest
23
chip and PIN
141
therewith
49
Revision
381
snub-nosed
25
Develop
353
cub
219
geographic
84
get down
241
analgesic
149
burble
240
titled
106
divide
714
logic
631
Beset
100
ute
54
GENERATE
197
Nonetheless
121
an ace up your sleeve
41
bobsled
82
bleachers
160
download
208
aerate
191
mongol
77
cathode
149
relieved
435
pulsate
139
affixation
88
vetting
41
ivory
173
chaplain
177
fruit machine
133
undervalue
104
jap
51
Baptist
106
organizer
254
godliest
62
jowls
34
Martin
94
stimulus
319
mephistophelean
41
sorghum
73
send off
266
ado
132
clam up
135
peepshow
65
situation
867
upend
130
folly
148
baron
210
ground ball
88
air strike
173
excrescence
189
untrammeled
143
CD writer
82
squalor
81
oversell
69
remould
65
perversion
105
hearten
200
Mountie
68
enrol
281
demagogue
263
incumbency
68
fragrance
304
widow
508
rumoured
70
moody
258
board
639
Antique
44
grouchy
163
principally
78
obscenities
40
friendlies
81
beach ball
131
chip shop
145
cockle
151
foreign body
96
unnerve
116
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
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