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mugging是mug的现在分词 - v.抢劫；做鬼脸
- n.马克杯；啤酒杯；〈非正式〉傻瓜；〈非正式〉脸
- 网络行凶抢劫；默剧；拦路抢劫
复数：mugs 过去式：mugged 现在分词：mugging n. attack,assault,robbery,ambush,theft 1. | 公然行凶抢劫案；拦路抢劫罪the crime of attacking sb violently, or threatening to do so, in order to steal their money, especially in a public place |
| Mugging is on the increase. 抢劫犯罪呈上升趋势。 | | There have been several muggings here recently. 最近这里发生了几起行凶抢劫案。 |
n. | 1. a cup with straight sides and no saucer, used mainly for hot drinks 2. a large glass with a handle used for drinking beer 3. the liquid in a mug, or the amount that a mug contains 4. <informal>someone who does not realize that they are being tricked or treated badly 5. <informal>someone’s face 6. a criminal who is violent and often not very clever, mainly used in American English 1. a cup with straight sides and no saucer, used mainly for hot drinks 2. a large glass with a handle used for drinking beer 3. the liquid in a mug, or the amount that a mug contains 4. <informal>someone who does not realize that they are being tricked or treated badly 5. <informal>someone’s face 6. a criminal who is violent and often not very clever, mainly used in American English | v. | 1. to attack someone in a public place and steal their money, jewelry, or other possessions 2. <informal>to put silly expressions on your face, especially when you are performing on stage or being photographed |
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