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gang gang ★★★☆☆/gæ̱ŋ/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]一帮，一伙（尤指滋事的年轻人） A gang is a group of people, especially young people, who go around together and often deliberately cause trouble.   [oft N of n]During the fight with a rival gang he lashed out with his flick knife...在与敌对帮派的打斗中，他挥舞着弹簧折刀一通猛刺。Gang members were behind a lot of the violence...很多暴力事件是流氓团伙成员暗中策划的。He was attacked by a gang of youths.他遭到一帮小混混的袭击。2[N-COUNT	可数名词]一帮，一伙（罪犯） A gang is a group of criminals who work together to commit crimes. Police were hunting for a gang who had allegedly stolen fifty-five cars.警方正在追捕一个被控盗窃了55辆汽车的犯罪团伙。...an underworld gang.地下犯罪团伙...a gang of masked robbers.一帮蒙面劫匪3[N-SING	单数名词]一伙（常聚会的朋友） The gang is a group of friends who frequently meet.   [usu the N]  [INFORMAL 非正式]Come on over, we've got lots of the old gang here.过来吧，好多老朋友都在这儿。4[N-COUNT	可数名词]一群，一队，一组（一起干体力活的人） A gang is a group of workers who do physical work together.   [oft N of n]...a gang of labourers.一群工人相关词组：gang up  gang1 noungang2 verbganggang1 /ɡæŋ/ ●●● S3 noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1 a)a group of young people who spend time together, and who are often involved in crime or drugs and who often fight against other groups:  two rival street gangsgang member/member of a gang The parents have denied that their son is a gang member. the problem of inner-city gang violence a victim of gang warfare b)a group of young people together in one place, especially young people who might cause troublegang of There were always gangs of kids hanging around the mall.► see thesaurus at group2a group of criminals who work together:  Several gangs were operating in the area. Armed gangs have hijacked lorries.gang of a gang of smugglers3informal a group of friends, especially young people:  The whole gang will be there next weekend.4a group of workers or prisoners doing physical work together →chain gangCOLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + ganga criminal gang· He had links with drug smuggling and criminal gangs.an armed gang (=with guns)· An armed gang stole jewels worth more than five million pounds.a rival gang· Fighting between rival gangs left dozens of people injured.a street gang (=which spends a lot of time on the streets)· He belonged to a notorious street gang which terrorized a Chicago suburb.a teenage/youth gang· At age nine, Pedro joined one of the youth gangs in his neighborhood, just to survive.gang + NOUNa gang member/a member of a gang· Gang members are thought to be responsible for up to 20% of murders in the city.a gang leader· Gang leaders used cellphones to order the attacks.gang violence· Residents say that gang violence is common.gang warfare (=fighting between gangs)· Gang warfare is wrecking the neighborhood.gang crime (=crime committed by gangs)· The initiative aims to cut gang crime in Los Angeles.gang activity· In most areas, gun crime is linked to gang activity.verbsjoin a gang· He was only eight when he joined the gang.belong to a gang· Eleven men belonging to a local gang were arrested.gang1 noungang2 verbganggang2 verb  Verb Table Examples Collocations gang together phrasal verb if people gang together, they form a group in order to do something together, especially to oppose something:  The smaller shopkeepers ganged together to beat off competition from the supermarkets.gang up on/against somebody phrasal verb if people gang up on someone, they join together to attack, criticize, or oppose them, especially in a way that seems unfair:  Schoolchildren are quick to gang up on anyone who looks or behaves differently.

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Collins	gang ★★★☆☆ /gæ̱ŋ/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]一帮，一伙（尤指滋事的年轻人） A gang is a group of people, especially young people, who go around together and often deliberately cause trouble. [oft N of n] During the fight with a rival gang he lashed out with his flick knife... 在与敌对帮派的打斗中，他挥舞着弹簧折刀一通猛刺。 Gang members were behind a lot of the violence... 很多暴力事件是流氓团伙成员暗中策划的。 He was attacked by a gang of youths. 他遭到一帮小混混的袭击。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]一帮，一伙（罪犯） A gang is a group of criminals who work together to commit crimes. Police were hunting for a gang who had allegedly stolen fifty-five cars. 警方正在追捕一个被控盗窃了55辆汽车的犯罪团伙。 ...an underworld gang. 地下犯罪团伙 ...a gang of masked robbers. 一帮蒙面劫匪 3 [N-SING 单数名词]一伙（常聚会的朋友） The gang is a group of friends who frequently meet. [usu the N] [INFORMAL 非正式] Come on over, we've got lots of the old gang here. 过来吧，好多老朋友都在这儿。 4 [N-COUNT 可数名词]一群，一队，一组（一起干体力活的人） A gang is a group of workers who do physical work together. [oft N of n] ...a gang of labourers. 一群工人相关词组： gang up
Oxford	gang / ɡæŋ ; NAmE ɡæŋ / noun , verb gang gangs ganged ganging noun [countable + singular or plural verb ] 1 an organized group of criminals 一帮，一伙（罪犯） ◆ criminal gang members and drug dealers 犯罪集团成员和毒品贩子 ◆ a gang of pickpockets 扒手集团 ◆ A four-man gang carried out the robbery. 这起抢劫是一个四人团伙所为。 2 a group of young people who spend a lot of time together and often cause trouble or fight against other groups 一帮，一群，一伙（闹事、斗殴的年轻人） ◆ a gang of youths 一帮小混混 ◆ a street gang 街头流氓团伙 3 ( informal) a group of friends who meet regularly 一伙（经常聚在一起的朋友） ◆ The whole gang will be there. 大伙儿都将在那儿。 4 an organized group of workers or prisoners doing work together 一队，一组（一起干活的工人或囚犯） ☞see also chain gang verb PHRASAL VERBS ˌgang toˈgether ( informal) to join together in a group in order to have more power or strength 结成一伙；拉帮结伙 ˌgang ˈup (on/against sb) ( informal) to join together in a group to hurt, frighten or oppose sb 结伙，联合起来，拉帮结派（伤害、恐吓或反对某人） ◆ At school the older boys ganged up on him and called him names. 在学校读书时那些大男孩联合起来欺负他，辱骂他。 gang / ɡæŋ ; NAmE ɡæŋ /
LDC	gang1 noun gang2 verb ganggang1 /ɡæŋ/ ●●● S3 noun [countable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1 a)a group of young people who spend time together, and who are often involved in crime or drugs and who often fight against other groups: two rival street gangsgang member/member of a gang The parents have denied that their son is a gang member. the problem of inner-city gang violence a victim of gang warfare b)a group of young people together in one place, especially young people who might cause troublegang of There were always gangs of kids hanging around the mall.► see thesaurus at group 2a group of criminals who work together: Several gangs were operating in the area. Armed gangs have hijacked lorries.gang of a gang of smugglers3informal a group of friends, especially young people: The whole gang will be there next weekend.4a group of workers or prisoners doing physical work together → chain gang COLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + ganga criminal gang· He had links with drug smuggling and criminal gangs.an armed gang (=with guns)· An armed gang stole jewels worth more than five million pounds.a rival gang· Fighting between rival gangs left dozens of people injured.a street gang (=which spends a lot of time on the streets)· He belonged to a notorious street gang which terrorized a Chicago suburb.a teenage/youth gang· At age nine, Pedro joined one of the youth gangs in his neighborhood, just to survive.gang + NOUNa gang member/a member of a gang· Gang members are thought to be responsible for up to 20% of murders in the city.a gang leader· Gang leaders used cellphones to order the attacks.gang violence· Residents say that gang violence is common.gang warfare (=fighting between gangs)· Gang warfare is wrecking the neighborhood.gang crime (=crime committed by gangs)· The initiative aims to cut gang crime in Los Angeles.gang activity· In most areas, gun crime is linked to gang activity.verbsjoin a gang· He was only eight when he joined the gang.belong to a gang· Eleven men belonging to a local gang were arrested. gang1 noun gang2 verb ganggang2 verb Verb Table Examples Collocations gang together phrasal verb if people gang together, they form a group in order to do something together, especially to oppose something: The smaller shopkeepers ganged together to beat off competition from the supermarkets.gang up on/against phrasal verb if people gang up on someone, they join together to attack, criticize, or oppose them, especially in a way that seems unfair: Schoolchildren are quick to gang up on anyone who looks or behaves differently.
WDF	gang [gæŋ]ganged, ganging, gangs CET4CET6TEM4考研IELTS v19836 436 149 66 84 94 43 n2630 13717 4129 2142 1953 3722 1771 NOUN4276 236891 VERB22574 9681 Spoken: 117341454 ganged[255] ganging[392] gangs[4748] 一伙(53%)，一群(40%)，结成一伙(5%)，结伙袭击(2%) n.群；一伙；一组 vt.使成群结队；结伙伤害或恐吓某人 vi.成群结队 n.(Gang)人名；(法)冈；(罗)甘格；(英)甘

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