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mob psychology

tâm lý quần chúng

mob law

pháp lý quần chúng

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N.

Horde, host, press, throng, crowd, pack, herd, swarm,crush, jam, multitude, mass, body, assemblage, collection,group: The mob surged forward, hurling sticks and stones atanyone in uniform. 2 rabble, riff-raff, proletariat, populace,the masses, great unwashed, hoi polloi, canaille, bourgeoisie,lower classes, scum (of the earth), dregs of society: The mobcheered when the king was beheaded.

V.

Crowd (round or around), jostle, throng, surround,beset, clamour over, swoop down on or upon: Thousands ofscreaming teenagers mobbed the singer.

N. & v.

N.

A disorderly crowd; a rabble.

(prec. by the)usu. derog. the populace.

Colloq. a gang; an associatedgroup of persons.

Austral. a flock or herd.

V.tr. & intr.(mobbed, mobbing) 1 tr. a crowd round in order to attack oradmire. b (of a mob) attack. c US crowd into (a building).

Intr. assemble in a mob.

Mob law (or rule) law or rule imposedand enforced by a mob.

Mobber n. & adj. [abbr. of mobile,short for L mobile vulgus excitable crowd: see MOBILE]