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21Mob — (engl., v. lat. mobile vulgus, »der bewegliche, wandelbare Hause«), soviel wie Pöbel, Gesindel …
22Mob — (engl.), Pöbel, Gesindel …
23Mob — Mob, engl., der Pöbel …
24Mob — Mob,der:⇨Gesindel MobPöbel,Gesindel,(asoziales)Pack,Lumpenpack,Abschaum …
25mob — mȍb m DEFINICIJA sociol. žarg. ljudi loših svojstava, najgori sloj u društvu; rulja, ološ, šljam, svjetina, bagra ETIMOLOGIJA engl. ← lat. mobile vulgus: pokretna (prevrtljiva, nestalna) svjetina …
26mob — n *crowd, throng, press, crush, rout, horde Analogous words: *multitude, army, host, legion …
27mob — [mäb] n. [< L mobile (vulgus), movable (crowd)] 1. a disorderly and lawless crowd; rabble 2. any crowd 3. the masses; common people collectively: a contemptuous term 4. Informal a) a gang of criminals b) organized c …
28mob — I UK [mɒb] / US [mɑb] noun [countable] Word forms mob : singular mob plural mobs * 1) a) a large crowd of people that is dangerous or difficult to control: can be followed by a singular or plural verb An angry mob surrounded the palace. mob of: A …
29mob — mob1 [mɔb US ma:b] n [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: mobile vulgus excitable crowd , from mobilis; MOBILE1] 1.) a large noisy crowd, especially one that is angry and violent mob of ▪ a mob of a few hundred demonstrators ▪ They were immediately …
30mob — mob1 [ mab ] noun count * 1. ) a large crowd of people that is dangerous or difficult to control: An angry mob surrounded the palace. mob of: A mob of reporters was waiting outside the courthouse. a ) only before noun involving or typical of a… …
