mob 这个词的翻译？
mob
[mCb]
n.
(集合词)暴徒, 乌合之众, (盗贼等的)一群
v.
成群暴动, 聚众滋扰
mob
mob
AHD:[m?b]
D.J.[mKb]
K.K.[m$b]
n.（名词）
A large disorderly crowd or throng.See Synonyms at crowd 1
群氓：一大群妨碍治安的民众或人群参见 crowd1
The mass of common people; the populace.
民众：一群普通人；老百姓
Informal
非正式用语
An organized gang of criminals; a crime syndicate.
匪帮：一种有组织的犯罪团伙，一个犯罪集团
Often Mob Organized crime. Often used withthe :
常作 Mob 有组织的犯罪。通常和the 用在一起：
a murder suspect with links to the Mob.
一个与犯罪集团有关系的谋杀嫌疑犯
An indiscriminate or loosely associated group of persons or things:
混杂的一群：杂乱或松散的人群或事物群体：
a mob of boats in the harbor.
港口的一群杂七杂八的船
Australian A flock or herd of animals.
澳大利亚 一群：一群动物
v.tr.（及物动词）
mobbed,mob.bing,mobs
To crowd around and jostle or annoy, especially in anger or excessive enthusiasm:
围住：聚集在一起的和拥挤或气愤的人群，尤其是气愤地或极端热情地：
Eager fans mobbed the popular singer.
热切的歌迷们团团围住这位流行歌手
To crowd into:
挤进：
Visitors mobbed the fairgrounds.
参观者们涌入商品展览地
To attack in large numbers; overwhelm:
聚众袭击；倾覆：
The quarterback was mobbed by the defensive line.
四分卫遭到防守线球员猛烈攻击
Short for mobile
mobile的简写
from Latin m?) [fickle (crowd)] [neuter of] m?bilis * see mobile
源自 拉丁语 m?) [情感善变的（人们）] [] m?bilis的中性 *参见 mobile
mob“bish
adj.（形容词）
mob“bishly
adv.（副词）
mob
[mCb]
n.
暴民, 暴徒; 下层民众, 群氓
民众, 乌合之众
一群人, 一伙人; 一群罪犯
a mob of peasants
一群农民
The windows were smashed by the angrymob.
窗户被愤怒的暴民打破。
mob
[mCb]
vt.
(mobbed; mobbing)
(因好奇或愤怒等而)包围
行暴; 围攻; 成群结队地围着...欢呼
The eager children mobbed the candy man the moment he appeared.
卖糖果的人刚出现, 急切的孩子们便把他包围了。
mob
[mCb]
vi.
聚众生事; 乱挤
mob forward
向前乱挤
mobbism
[`mCbIzEm]
n.
暴徒行为mobbist
mob
[mCb]
n.
暴徒
the swell mob
衣着时髦的扒手们[骗子们]
mob
mob
AHD:[m?b]
D.J.[mKb]
K.K.[m$b]
n.
A large disorderly crowd or throng.See Synonyms at crowd 1
The mass of common people; the populace.
Informal
An organized gang of criminals; a crime syndicate.
Often Mob Organized crime. Often used withthe :
a murder suspect with links to the Mob.
An indiscriminate or loosely associated group of persons or things:
a mob of boats in the harbor.
Australian A flock or herd of animals.
v.tr.
mobbed,mob.bing,mobs
To crowd around and jostle or annoy, especially in anger or excessive enthusiasm:
Eager fans mobbed the popular singer.
To crowd into:
Visitors mobbed the fairgrounds.
To attack in large numbers; overwhelm:
The quarterback was mobbed by the defensive line.
Short for mobile
from Latin m?) [fickle (crowd)] [neuter of] m?bilis * see mobile
mob“bish
adj.
mob“bishly
adv.
mob
bunchcrowdhordemassmultitudepackthrong