| 单词 | mob |
| 释义 | mob UK [mɒb] US [mɑ:b] noun [+ sing/pl verb] countable usually disapproving ■a large angry crowd, especially one which could easily become violent 暴民，乱民 •The angry •a lynch •Fifty people were killed in three days of mob violence countable informal ■a group of people who are friends or who are similar in some way 一群人，一伙；帮派，团伙 •The usual mob were/was hanging out at the bar.酒吧里闲混的还是往常那伙人。 only singular informal ■an organization of criminals 犯罪集团 •a New York mob leader纽约犯罪集团的头目 ⇒ See also mobsterUK [mɒb] US [mɑ:b] verb transitive transitive usually passive (-bb-) ■to come together around someone in a crowd to express admiration, interest or anger （人群）围住，围聚 •They were mobbed by •Let's not go to the Old Town tonight - it's always mobbed (= there are always a lot of people there) on Fridays.我们今晚不要去老城了——那里星期五总是有许多人。 intransitive or transitive (-bb-)■When a group of birds or small animals mob a bigger or more frightening bird or animal that is hunting them, they attack it together and force it to go away. （鸟群或一群小动物）成群袭击，围攻（猛禽或猛兽） |
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