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aggredito
английский
английский
итальянский
итальянский
I. mob [брит. mɒb, америк. mɑb] СУЩ. + verbo ед. o мн.
1. mob (crowd):
folla ж.
ressa ж. (of di)
an angry mob before сущ. violence, hysteria
2. mob (gang):
gang ж.
3. mob (Mafia):
the Mob before сущ. boss, leader
the Mob connection
4. mob (group):
mob разг.
combriccola ж. also уничиж.
mob разг.
banda ж. also уничиж.
5. mob (masses):
la plebaglia уничиж.
II. mob <forma in -ing mobbing, прош. вр., прич. прош. вр. mobbed> [брит. mɒb, америк. mɑb] ГЛ. перех.
1. mob (attack):
mob person
mob place
2. mob (crowd around):
III. mob <forma in -ing mobbing, прош. вр., прич. прош. вр. mobbed> [брит. mɒb, америк. mɑb] ГЛ. неперех.
mob rule [брит. ˌmɒb ˈruːl, америк. ˌmɑb ˈrul] СУЩ. уничиж.
flash mob [брит. ˈflaʃ mɒb] СУЩ.
lynch mob [брит., америк. ˈlɪntʃ ˌmɑb] СУЩ.
linciatori м. мн.
mob-handed [mɒbˈhændɪd] НАРЕЧ. брит. разг.
mob-handed turn up, go in:
mob cap [брит., америк. ˈmɑbkæp] СУЩ. МОДА
mob scene [ˈmɒbsiːn] СУЩ.
mob scene КИНО.
mob oratory [ˈmɒbɒrətrɪ, -ɔːrətɔːrɪ] СУЩ. уничиж.
rent-a-mob [ˈrentəmɒb] СУЩ. разг., уничиж.
итальянский
итальянский
английский
английский
английский
английский
итальянский
итальянский
I. mob [mɑ:b] СУЩ. + sing/pl гл.
1. mob (crowd):
folla ж.
2. mob разг.:
II. mob <-bb-> [mɑ:b] ГЛ. перех.
he was mobbed by his fans
итальянский
итальянский
английский
английский
turba уничиж.
Present
Imob
youmob
he/she/itmobs
wemob
youmob
theymob
Past
Imobbed
youmobbed
he/she/itmobbed
wemobbed
youmobbed
theymobbed
Present Perfect
Ihavemobbed
youhavemobbed
he/she/ithasmobbed
wehavemobbed
youhavemobbed
theyhavemobbed
Past Perfect
Ihadmobbed
youhadmobbed
he/she/ithadmobbed
wehadmobbed
youhadmobbed
theyhadmobbed
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It entitles people to mob rule, to organised violence against those they perceive to be dangerous to society, to families and to children.
www.digitaljournal.com
The threat of mob rule to a democracy is restrained by ensuring that the rule of law protects minorities or individuals against short-term demagoguery or moral panic.
en.wikipedia.org
But banning views simply because many, or even most, people them find abhorrent is a form of mob rule dressed up in civilised clothes.
www.telegraph.co.uk
They thought democracy could take the form of mob rule that could be shaped on the spot by a demagogue.
en.wikipedia.org
He even went so far as to denounce democracy itself, viewing mass voting as a modern experiment perilously close to mob rule.
www.slate.com