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mob
[mɔb]
释义
释义1：n.人群
the common people
释义2：n.暴徒，黑手党 A criminal organization, especially the Mafia operating in the United States.
释义3：vt. 围聚，围拢，成群围住 to crowd around noisily, as from curiosity or hostility
例句
Margaret: I didn't think I'd be the only one to say that. I thought I'd have the safety of a mob.(The Newsroom)
玛格丽特：没想到我是唯一一个讲段子的人。本以为大家一起笑就能法不责众了。（新闻编辑室）
John: You see, this is not a "me versus you" thing anymore. This is us, an "us" thing, all right? It's us for the escape.
Michael: Is it? Or is this about you getting back in good with the mob again? (Prison Break)
约翰：你看，这不再是“你我对决”，这是“我们”的事，对吧？是我们要逃出去。
迈克尔:是吗？或者你只是要重新回去和那些暴民好好相处。（越狱）
Charlie:There's a mob out there with pitchforks!(The Newsroom)
查理：外面有一群拿着干草叉的暴徒呢！（新闻编辑室）
Blair: Looking for your boyfriend?
Serena: Uh, no. He's probably getting mobbed by fans right now. (Gossip Girl)
布莱尔：在找你男友？
赛琳娜：没有。他可能正被粉丝簇拥呢吧。(绯闻女孩)
