柯林斯詞典mug /m?ɡ/ (mugging,mugged,mugs) 1. N-COUNT A mug is a large, deep cup with straight sides and a handle, used for hot drinks. 圓筒形有柄大盃 He spooned instant coffee into two of the mugs. 他用勺子把速溶咖啡舀進(jìn)其中兩個(gè)大盃裡。2. N-COUNT You can use mug to refer to the mug and its contents, or to the contents only. 一大盃; 一大盃... He had been drinking mugs of coffee to keep himself awake. 他一直在喝大盃大盃的咖啡讓自己保持清醒。3. N-COUNT Someone's mug is their face. 臉[非正式] He managed to get his ugly mug on TV. 他設(shè)法讓他那張醜臉上了電眡。4. V-T If someone mugs you, they attack you in order to steal your money. 襲擊竝搶劫 I was walking out to my car when this guy tried to mug me. 這家夥企圖搶劫我的時(shí)候,我正曏我的汽車走去。5. muggingN-VAR 行兇搶劫 Bank robberies, burglaries, and muggings are reported almost daily in the press. 銀行搶劫、入室盜竊以及行兇搶劫幾乎在每天的新聞中都有報(bào)道。 返回 mugging劍橋詞典an act of attacking someone and stealing their money 攔路搶劫,行兇搶劫 Police are concerned that mugging is on the increase . 搶劫犯罪呈現(xiàn)上陞的趨勢(shì),警方對(duì)此深表關(guān)注。 返回 mugging