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auction off
60
desegregation
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Wealth
70
Stasis
122
blow away
90
forth
323
golf club
82
get around to
81
outlaw
174
punch-drunk
157
Offer
287
pas
7
focus
493
permanence
117
awning
78
lingala
12
encamp
72
cochlea
79
upper
368
camp-bed
29
gammy
59
stunt woman
79
gradable
104
Fraught
146
Babbitt
2
egocentric
112
kw
6
Explicate
85
drum sth into sb
53
To have a conversation with someone
64
Present
233
coal
434
libra
5
french-polish
61
go through
102
relic
178
languor
26
romance
145
eyelid
81
commission
826
electron
398
littleness
7
superciliousness
30
Geiger counter
130
at the mercy of somebody/something
76
What land does
21
hit out
42
existentialist
119
invite
422
lawnmower
7
cow
457
Shocked
181
proposed
170
blather
95
memory
437
if anything
68
Snowflake
172
outbound
137
practise
470
mankind
369
thermostat
31
cripple
376
decree nisi
127
host
473
Damage to someone s reputation
41
cliquey
55
treatment
493
coupling
145
houstonian
5
ridicule
196
inheritor
34
expulsion
136
oj
13
ceremony
425
freeze-dried
67
presuppose
14
europeanism
57
Gear
114
airdash
40
palliate
172
PC
16
dysfunctional
153
naggy
6
a high profile
45
cultural
194
bowlful
62
archaeopteryx
62
heptathlon
11
adapt
491
chimney breast
73
Park
38
construct
555
reach
448
Reproduce
35
mayoralty
18
preferably
63
powder
358
Confused
207
Safeguard
77
Embassy
154
lah
8
musician
369
oasis
112
caddishly
38
skid row
96
reforms
25
United
178
destroy
411
forum
139
defog
63
butt in
131
Angola
53
haystack
10
toaster
206
poverty line
23
be burning a hole in your pocket
78
re-elect
254
hokily
8
ideology
170
biographical
70
opulent
127
-ator
20
meadow
364
dissolve
450
dna
100
chicano
142
the poverty line
25
modulator
8
margate
14
larkiness
5
Quit
209
condemned cell
75
drive up
52
Infographic
37
stacker
4
hatchback
16
Leather
85
blackguard
75
coat
429
rope
428
cine-
37
exorcism
169
herdsman
20
trunk
481
glue-sniffing
50
burst into something
50
haemorrhaging
116
gaberdine
80
stipple
17
Giveaway
94
Cactus
376
hypochondria
23
Unjust
125
petrol
428
dervish
82
Federal
80
rhombus
10
chart-topping
70
intent
214
mediocrity
6
nite
10
Curse
57
explore
429
dog
135
irons
12
teenier
8
eventual
92
Diversion
374
aaron
18
architect
610
halfhourly
6
life-affirming
21
notaries
9
motorized
14
rosé
173
ehs
37
Outpace
224
violence
404
diatribe
106
growing pains
89
husband
255
thrower
60
oxidizable
5
adverb
406
chilly
126
giant-killing
38
company
249
exhibit
391
northern
475
dumb waiter
85
liberalities
6
hammer something ↔ in
54
leftward
7
giftwrapped
40
Pleased
172
perplexed
44
K
38
Utter
137
tame
426
turn the tables (on someone)
110
dissimulate
97
sprout
176
enlist
165
Alternate
156
Attention
369
cocktail dress
69
undiscovered
10
blood lust
87
stool
388
helpdesk
17
Hire
161
Profile
199
Extenuating
24
coitus
62
shrine
51
bachelor's degree
90
blend
375
Ecological
34
average out
75
clerk
588
improve
427
bird of prey
68
controversy
216
rather
341
blizzard
168
deferral
91
get behind
96
popularly
10
parlous
19
carrier
429
self-control
14
pyrotechnic
14
anti-
78
lefties
3
Gauge
73
be the toast of something
52
yak
42
ironmonger
20
Frog
175
belladonna
81
Desert
217
Linking verbs thesaurus
77
outwards
373
delineate
117
furnish
350
own brand
104
Sob
117
blowy
55
hiply
11
Wind
192
juvenile court
100
untamed
96
Bloody Mary
65
concertgoer
89
Piffle
24
broccoli
56
gulf
626
lately
342
global village
74
Import
184
compass
355
Study
243
pansexual
10
word-play
58
penny-pinching
134
definitely
406
devotion
261
version
398
build upon
58
INTRICATE
84
Reel
97
Pandemonium
29
springtime
363
video
398
enmity
131
lowlier
10
on (full) alert
55
forward
187
Coronation
172
valuable
399
nah
8
detain
214
byzantine
64
Child
180
Conscious
286
overcompensate
143
gridiron
112
alter
476
mlitt
13
mollusc
20
Ashamed
149
Blanket
18
relevance
281
glacial
75
cloister
151
lsat
13
go in with
133
non-profit
462
Divorce
162
passer
13
premature
96
iamb
47
Hunter
42
close-mouthed
98
cut
665
Savour
144
dour
95
cheat
445
get ahead
73
pay back
85
on account of
38
gorilla
83
Lamentable
23
Incubus
102
Unexpected
121
murk
6
hajji
47
demagoguery
48
splendour
310
body mass index
61
deets
11
furnishing
53
independent
548
entryphone
62
baritonal
34
lachrymose
9
full-blooded
144
Identical
36
Cocaine
184
overcapacity
12
ickier
7
close season
80
rejoice
353
expiration date
78
mat
367
semblance
28
womankind
175
devastation
205
adaptation
314
reception
402
armoury
113
put
303
chop something ↔ off
65
jot
120
blood group
105
hinged
7
feeding ground
76
Diagram
92
incarnation
196
wpc
18
Colonial
150
fingermark
52
Senate
173
envy
466
Figurine
126
Relating to storms
86
nomadic
132
bald eagle
93
over-achiever
216
conception
242
picture
259
Eritrea
58
oatmeal
10
panjabi
5
facet
191
presently
330
mountainside
21
diligent
430
oily
17
kiss
373
niece
309
with mathematical precision
57
shrub
39
basset hound
48
Compassionate
187
daylights
51
insert
447
associate professor
83
aggravate
319
contact lens
94
headache
501
imperialistic
12
legionnaire
15
pasta
15
bangla
47
downshift
92
transition
189
angola
48
dinner service
89
juggle
222
jet
446
interlude
257
Logging
60
doctor
244
Land Rover
71
lockless
9
ot
14
pricker
10
Excavation
57
East German
32
type
436
pavement
740
Mental
186
flood
731
curtain
616
put down
132
satiation
30
penury
16
Scatter
190
science fiction
87
video nasty
60
Enable
197
carbon
407
malaria
52
wingless
11
railroad
431
articulator
94
ray
637
intend
472
bargain
383
Parts of meals
37
bendier
36
oystercatcher
15
bran
93
msgr
10
SHORTLY
34
EARN
180
deformation
119
discriminatory
173
Percent
69
gun
461
fy
70
beget
203
beverage
212
anchorperson
94
cocooning
41
brand-new
110
Flat
110
boarder
55
peer-to-peer
90
matricide
9
quakiest
9
kilometre
171
Jealousy
39
cherry
368
defenceless
250
half-measures
107
greatly
368
byob
50
Back
388
infected
185
diva
73
Hang
206
darkie
11
atomic bomb
90
Big Apple, the
66
Poster
39
Oppose
172
in the foreseeable future
61
misinterpret
291
To touch, or to pick up someone or something
91
dialect
433
drudgery
159
flap
273
refurbishment
8
oil
445
motherese
4
Recommend
217
piccoloist
9
weekend
194
airship
80
lounge around
46
shuteye
8
acacia
61
gardener
564
peso
53
requestor
11
deference
79
mojito
8
Holy
24
gastronomy
64
Intuition
245
broadly based
48
autarky
46
squillion
12
Sponsorship
259
homogeneous
209
oesophageal
12
election
457
weatherman
15
successfully
297
COMMERCE
68
as appropriate
54
BIODEGRADABLE
37
boundless
95
inquire into
6
nanobot
12
downmarket
53
grimy
94
feeble
352
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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