mugging / ˈmʌg ɪŋ /

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mugging 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. an assault or threat of violence upon a person, especially with intent to rob.

mugging 近义词

v. 动词 verb

hold up

mugging 的近义词 6

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  1. Still, Pig gives Cage “the time and space to be sincere once again, a rare experience for him and a rewarding one for us,” a performance that “shows that underneath the lazy mugging to the cheap seats, he’s still a soulful and careful actor.”
  2. We see photographs of him with his arm around Joan Jett, two punks mugging for the camera.
  3. Worse, all of this mugging business reminds Ross of when he was mugged as a child.
  4. Van Straubenzee had been talking to Prince Harry on his mobile when the mugging happened at about 7.15pm in Albert Bridge Road.
  5. The Wiesenthal Center has every right to build there and is the victim of a political mugging.
  6. They are almost always closer to mugging and burlesque than to acting.
  7. Her gang will be below playing cards or mugging-up or snoozing, and only two on deck seeing her home!
  8. They were chortling, pointing at each other, mugging for the camera.
  9. I do know a certain amount about harmony already; I have been mugging it up for the last three years.
  10. The shotgun squad keeps the riots, the mugging, and all the humbug out.
  11. Everyone admired Hill in a way, though the suspicion of “mugging” clung to him.