lynch mob

美 　英

• n.施用私刑的暴民
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)凌遲暴民；行私刑的暴民；執(zhí)行私刑的暴民

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：lynch mobs  

英漢解釋

n.	1. a group of people who lynch someone who has not been proved guilty of any crime 2. any group of angry people who want to take action that is not officially allowed

例句

By throwing up new mixtures of genes each generation, sex enables at least a few individuals to escape the parasitic lynch mob.

有性繁殖通過在每一個世代揚(yáng)棄產(chǎn)生新的基因混搭物，從而能至少令一些子代個體逃脫寄生群氓的魔掌。

A gentleman's agreement on a win-win solution is always preferable to a lynch mob.

一個紳士的雙贏的解決方案對一個暴民來說總是更可取的。

I couldn't deny that the grand old paper still had a conscience; they didn't want Hillary and me handed over to a lynch mob.

我無法否認(rèn)這個支持大老黨的報紙仍然還有良心；他們不想把我和希拉里交給一群只會耍陰招的暴徒。

Palin is herself a transformational figure: She is transforming an increasingly narrow band of Americans into a political lynch mob.

引用博文：佩琳本身是一個善于忽悠的人物：她正把日趨狹隘的陣營轉(zhuǎn)變為一群濫用私刑的政治暴徒。

We drove through a lynch mob, pressed our faces against the floorboard.

我們開車經(jīng)過一群動私刑的暴徒。我們把臉緊緊貼在車子地板上。

Their prophet, Joseph Smith, was shot dead by a lynch mob in 1844.

他們的先知約瑟夫·史密斯（JosephSmith）死于1844年，是被一群暴民槍殺的。