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mug mug ★★☆☆☆/mʌ̱g/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]马克杯(用来喝热饮的有柄大杯子） A mug is a large deep cup with straight sides and a handle, used for hot drinks.   [usu N of n]He spooned instant coffee into two of the mugs.他用勺子把速溶咖啡舀入两个杯子中。A mug of something is the amount of it contained in a mug.一杯的量He had been drinking mugs of coffee to keep himself awake.为让自己保持清醒，他一杯接一杯地喝咖啡。2[VERB	动词]对…行凶抢劫 If someone mugs you, they attack you in order to steal your money.   [V n]I was walking out to my car when this guy tried to mug me...我正出门朝我的车走去，就在这时这家伙企图对我进行抢劫。He has been mugged more than once.他已是不止一次被抢劫了。muggingBank robberies, burglaries and muggings are reported almost daily in the press...报纸上几乎每天都有抢劫银行、入室行窃和拦路抢劫的报道。We usually think of a victim of mugging as being someone elderly.我们通常以为被拦路抢劫的受害者是老年人。3[N-COUNT	可数名词]傻瓜；易受骗者 If you say that someone is a mug, you mean that they are stupid and easily deceived by other people.   [disapproval]  [BRIT 英]  [INFORMAL 非正式]He's a mug as far as women are concerned...在女性眼里，他是个傻瓜。I feel such a mug for signing the agreement.我觉得签这个协议真傻。4[PHRASE	短语](不值得一做的)傻瓜的游戏，傻事 If you say that an activity is a mug's game, you mean that it is not worth doing because it does not give the person who is doing it any benefit or satisfaction.   [v-link PHR]  [disapproval]  [BRIT INFORMAL 英]I used to be a very heavy gambler, but not any more. It's a mug's game...我曾经是个赌棍，但现在再也不赌了，那是傻瓜的游戏。Dieting is a mug's game.傻瓜才节食。5[N-COUNT	可数名词]脸；面孔 Some-one's mug is their face.   [usu poss N]  [INFORMAL 非正式]He managed to get his ugly mug on the telly.他设法让自己那张丑陋的脸上了电视。相关词组：mug up  mug1 nounmug2 verbmugmug1 /mʌɡ/ ●●○ noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1mug (1)a tall cup used for drinking tea, coffee etc:  a coffee mug2a large glass with a handle, used especially for drinking beer:  a beer mug3mug/mugful of something a mug and the liquid inside it:  Two mugs of tea, please.4British English spoken informal someone who is stupid and easy to deceive:  Only a mug would pay that much for a meal.5be a mug’s game British English spoken to be something that only stupid people do because it is not likely to be successful or to bring you money:  Gambling is a mug’s game.6spoken informal a face:  Something scared him. Probably your ugly mug!mug1 nounmug2 verbmugmug2 ●○○ verb (past tense and past participle mugged, present participle mugging)  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1[transitive] to attack someone and rob them in a public place:  A lot of people won’t go out alone at night because they’re afraid of being mugged.► see thesaurus at attack, steal2[intransitive] American English informal to make silly expressions with your face or behave in a silly way, especially for a photograph or in a playmug for All the kids were mugging for the camera.mug up phrasal verb British English informal to try to learn something in a short time, especially for an examination  SYN  swot upmug up on Jeannie can’t come. She’s busy mugging up on science for her exam.mug something ↔ up Mug up as much as you can about the country before your trip.

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Collins	mug ★★☆☆☆ /mʌ̱g/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]马克杯(用来喝热饮的有柄大杯子） A mug is a large deep cup with straight sides and a handle, used for hot drinks. [usu N of n] He spooned instant coffee into two of the mugs. 他用勺子把速溶咖啡舀入两个杯子中。 A mug of something is the amount of it contained in a mug.一杯的量 He had been drinking mugs of coffee to keep himself awake. 为让自己保持清醒，他一杯接一杯地喝咖啡。 2 [VERB 动词]对…行凶抢劫 If someone mugs you, they attack you in order to steal your money. [V n] I was walking out to my car when this guy tried to mug me... 我正出门朝我的车走去，就在这时这家伙企图对我进行抢劫。 He has been mugged more than once. 他已是不止一次被抢劫了。 mugging Bank robberies, burglaries and muggings are reported almost daily in the press... 报纸上几乎每天都有抢劫银行、入室行窃和拦路抢劫的报道。 We usually think of a victim of mugging as being someone elderly. 我们通常以为被拦路抢劫的受害者是老年人。 3 [N-COUNT 可数名词]傻瓜；易受骗者 If you say that someone is a mug, you mean that they are stupid and easily deceived by other people. [disapproval] [BRIT 英] [INFORMAL 非正式] He's a mug as far as women are concerned... 在女性眼里，他是个傻瓜。 I feel such a mug for signing the agreement. 我觉得签这个协议真傻。 4 [PHRASE 短语](不值得一做的)傻瓜的游戏，傻事 If you say that an activity is a mug's game, you mean that it is not worth doing because it does not give the person who is doing it any benefit or satisfaction. [v-link PHR] [disapproval] [BRIT INFORMAL 英] I used to be a very heavy gambler, but not any more. It's a mug's game... 我曾经是个赌棍，但现在再也不赌了，那是傻瓜的游戏。 Dieting is a mug's game. 傻瓜才节食。 5 [N-COUNT 可数名词]脸；面孔 Some-one's mug is their face. [usu poss N] [INFORMAL 非正式] He managed to get his ugly mug on the telly. 他设法让自己那张丑陋的脸上了电视。相关词组： mug up
Oxford	mug / mʌɡ ; NAmE mʌɡ / noun , verb mug mugs mugged mugging noun _cupsandglasses_diningroom_comp.jpg _mug.jpg 1 a tall cup for drinking from, usually with straight sides and a handle, used without a saucer （不用茶碟的有柄的）大杯，缸子，马克杯 ◆ a coffee mug 咖啡缸子 ◆ a beer mug (= a large glass with a handle) 大啤酒杯 2 a mugand what it contains 一缸子（的量） ◆ a mug of coffee 一大杯咖啡 3 ( slang) a person's face （人的）脸 ◆ I never want to see his ugly mug again. 我再也不想看到他那张丑恶的面孔。 4 ( informal) a person who is stupid and easy to trick 傻瓜；笨蛋 ◆ They made me look a complete mug. 他们弄得我像个十足的傻瓜。 ◆ He's no mug. 他不傻。 IDIOM a ˈmug's game ( disapproving) ( especially BrE) an activity that is unlikely to be successful or make a profit 徒劳无功的事；不易成功的事；不易获利的事 verb ( -gg- ) 1 [transitive ] mugsb to attack sb violently in order to steal their money, especially in a public place （公然）行凶抢劫，打劫 ◆ She had been mugged in the street in broad daylight. 光天化日之下，她在街上遭到抢劫。 2 [intransitive ] mug(for sb/sth) ( informal) ( especially NAmE) to make silly expressions with your face or behave in a silly, exaggerated way, especially on the stage or before a camera （尤指在舞台上或摄影机前）扮鬼脸，扮怪相 ◆ to mug for the cameras 在摄影机前扮怪相 PHRASAL VERB ˌmug sth↔ˈup \| ˌmug ˈup on sth ( BrE) ( informal) to learn sth, especially in a short time for a particular purpose, for example an exam 突击式学习 mug / mʌɡ ; NAmE mʌɡ /
LDC	mug1 noun mug2 verb mugmug1 /mʌɡ/ ●●○ noun [countable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1mug (1)a tall cup used for drinking tea, coffee etc: a coffee mug2a large glass with a handle, used especially for drinking beer: a beer mug3mug/mugful of something a mug and the liquid inside it: Two mugs of tea, please.4British English spoken informal someone who is stupid and easy to deceive: Only a mug would pay that much for a meal.5be a mug’s game British English spoken to be something that only stupid people do because it is not likely to be successful or to bring you money: Gambling is a mug’s game.6spoken informal a face: Something scared him. Probably your ugly mug! mug1 noun mug2 verb mugmug2 ●○○ verb (past tense and past participle mugged, present participle mugging) Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1[transitive] to attack someone and rob them in a public place: A lot of people won’t go out alone at night because they’re afraid of being mugged.► see thesaurus at attack , steal 2[intransitive] American English informal to make silly expressions with your face or behave in a silly way, especially for a photograph or in a playmug for All the kids were mugging for the camera.mug up phrasal verb British English informal to try to learn something in a short time, especially for an examination SYN swot upmug up on Jeannie can’t come. She’s busy mugging up on science for her exam.mug something ↔ up Mug up as much as you can about the country before your trip.
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Mug Informal Coffee Mugging Mʌɡ Drinking I Stupid