mob
gb/mˈɑb/ us/mˈɑb/
B1
英语
~ 4400
csőcselék, felbőszült tömeg, maffia, bűnszervezet, megrohamoz
名词
B1
1
csőcselék
B2
用法模式：
a mob of [people/angry fans/etc.]
An angry mob surrounded the building.
Egy felbőszült tömeg vette körül az épületet.
The mob shouted and pushed against the police line.
A csőcselék kiabált, és nekifeszült a rendőrsorfalnak.
A mob formed outside the stadium after the game.
学习者例句
A mob ran through the street.
Egy felbőszült tömeg rohant végig az utcán.
The police stopped the mob.
A rendőrség megállította a csőcseléket.
The mob was very loud.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'mob' with 'crowd' and use it in neutral contexts; 'mob' usually suggests disorder or threat.
含义
Large, unruly crowd
搭配
angry mob
|mob violence
|mob gathers
|mob attacks
|crowd or mob
近义词
crowd (A general term for many people together, but does not suggest disorder or aggression.)
|
horde (Suggests a large, moving group, often with a threatening or overwhelming feel.)
反义词
orderly group (A group that is calm and well-organized, the opposite of a chaotic mob.)
主题
society
|conflict
|public events
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
释义
A big group of people who act in a noisy or wild way.
A large group of people that is noisy, disorderly, and possibly aggressive.
名词
B2
INFORMAL
2
maffia
B2
bűnszervezet
C1
用法模式：
the [city] mob
The FBI arrested several members of the New York mob.
Az FBI letartóztatta a New York-i maffia több tagját.
He grew up in a neighborhood controlled by the mob.
Olyan környéken nőtt fel, amelyet a maffia tartott ellenőrzése alatt.
The movie is about a man who betrays the mob.
学习者例句
The police caught the mob leader.
A rendőrség elfogta a maffiavezért.
The mob makes money from crime.
A maffia bűncselekményekből szerez pénzt.
He was afraid of the mob.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse this with 'gang' without realizing 'mob' often implies more organized and powerful groups.
含义
Organized crime group
搭配
the Mafia mob
|mob boss
|mob hit
|mob family
近义词
gang (Can refer to any criminal group, not necessarily large-scale or organized like the mob.)
|
mafia (Specifically refers to certain organized crime families, especially of Italian origin.)
反义词
law enforcement (The opposite in the context of crime; those who fight against organized crime.)
主题
crime
|law
释义
A group of criminals who work together to make money in illegal ways.
A group of criminals who work together as an organized enterprise, especially involved in illegal activities like extortion, gambling, and drug trafficking.
动词
B1
3
megrohamoz
B2
用法模式：
to mob [someone/something]
Fans tried to mob the singer as she left the concert.
A rajongók megpróbálták megrohamozni az énekesnőt, amikor távozott a koncertről.
Reporters mobbed the politician outside the courthouse.
Az újságírók megrohamozták a politikust a bíróság épülete előtt.
Shoppers mobbed the store on opening day.
学习者例句
Fans mobbed the actor.
A rajongók megrohamozták a színészt.
People mobbed the shop.
Az emberek megrohamozták a boltot.
The children mobbed their teacher.
含义
Crowd around aggressively
搭配
mob the stage
|mob a celebrity
|fans mobbed
近义词
surround (Neutral term for being all around something; 'mob' implies excitement or aggression.)
|
swarm (Suggests moving quickly and in large numbers toward something.)
反义词
disperse (To move away from each other instead of gathering closely.)
主题
social behavior
|conflict
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
释义
To come together around someone or something in a big, excited group.
To gather around someone or something in a large, excited, or aggressive group.
语法
词典原形
mob
IPA
GB/mˈɑb/
US/mˈɑb/
音节与重音
mob （1 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (mob)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: mob
- Plural: mobs
Verb
- Base: mob
- 3rd Person Singular: mobs
- Present Participle: mobbing
- Past: mobbed
词族
Forms
mobs
noun
mobbing
verb
mobbed
verb
Related words
mobster
noun
语法重点
- Irregular present participle: mobbing Verb
- Irregular past: mobbed Verb
相关表达
mob rule
1/mˈɑb ɹˈul/
fixed phrase
Control by an unruly crowd
When a crowd controls what happens instead of laws or leaders.
例句
- The country descended into mob rule after the government collapsed.
- Mob rule is dangerous for democracy.
the Mob
1/ðə mˈɑb/
fixed phrase
informal
The Mafia criminal organization
A name used for certain powerful criminal groups, especially the Mafia.
例句
- He was rumored to have connections to the Mob.
- The Mob controlled several businesses in the area.
mob mentality
1/mˈɑb mɛntˈælɪti/
fixed phrase
Group behavior without thinking independently
When people in a group act together without thinking for themselves, often in a bad way.
例句
- Mob mentality took over, and the peaceful protest turned violent.
- The protest started peacefully but turned violent after mob mentality took over.
- He blamed the incident on mob mentality among the fans.
- Mob mentality can make normal people behave in shocking ways.