| 单词 | rabble |
| 释义 | rabble From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishrabblerab‧ble /ˈræbəl/ noun [singular]CROWDa noisy crowd of peoplerabble ofa rabble of angry youths► see thesaurus at groupExamples from the Corpusrabble• We portray ourselves as a rabble, and certainly are no example to the fourth form in a school.• As he arrived he was met by a rabble of noisy, angry youths.• the Hollywood movie rabble• Come, Sylvia, we've better things to do than go chasing after that silly rabble.• Why on earth they believe we control that rabble in West Berlin is beyond me.• If any of the rabble attempts to enter the palace, shoot them.Origin rabble (1300-1400) Perhaps from rabble “to talk in a quick confused way” ((14-19 centuries)) |
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