mong

/muhng, mong/US // mʌŋ, mɒŋ //UK // (mʌŋ) //

羼杂,羼羼,羼杂着,羼杂了

Definitions

n.名词 noun

By visiting Admiralty or Causeway Bay or Mong Kok, they see that it's not a dirty affair.
Quarrellin' 'mong themselves now, mark you, beef bein' as scarce as diamonds in them hard times.
When morning-time come, we go away from all these noisy peoples, we go 'mong the Egyptian peoples.
They told me that old Norna's cave was 'mong these rocks, and yet I find it not.
Hear his old feet, stuck on them dear bow-legs of his, making a sound that I'd know 'mong ten thousand!
Disgraced at Court, nevertheless Chong Mong-ju had been too popular with the provincial priesthood.