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I . mob [mɒb] SAM. + ed./mn. glag.

1. mob usu slabš. (crowd):

mob
drhal ž. spol
angry mob
a lynch mob
a mob of angry fans
a mob of protesters

2. mob POLIT. slabš.:

široke množice ž. spol mn.
sodrga ž. spol
drhal ž. spol

3. mob (criminal gang):

mob
tolpa ž. spol
mob
banda ž. spol
the mob am. angl.
mafija ž. spol

4. mob brit. angl. sleng (group):

mob
banda ž. spol

5. mob avstral. angl. (herd):

mob
čreda ž. spol

II . mob <-bb-> [mɒb] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. mob (surround):

mob
obkrožati [dov. obl. obkrožiti]
mob

mob ˈlaw SAM.

mob law
zakon m. spol ulice

mob ˈrule SAM.

mob rule
vlada ž. spol drhali

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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The mob grew to 700 and also attacked black neighborhoods and people.
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As they moved in to secure the town, the soldiers found themselves as targets of the mob.
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The police and the mob are searching for the drugs, using every contact they have in the underworld and on the streets.
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Jones told the mob the men would surrender if their safety would be guaranteed.
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He was mobbed by people who needed medical attention.
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The mob shears off her hair and strips off her clothes in the process.
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He says he was trying to give her a reason to walk away from his mob life.
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It is not clear under what authority the mob is acting, however.
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The mob sets fire to one of the nearby houses.
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Duke rebounded from his paralysis and received a light prison sentence for his mob activities.
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