2 a group of young people who cause trouble, fight other groups, etc (爱滋事打架的)一帮年轻人,团伙:
The woman was robbed by a gang of youths.那个女人遭到一帮年轻人抢劫。gang warfare/violence帮派间的打斗╱暴力活动
3 (informal 非正式) a group of friends who meet regularly (经常在一起的)一伙朋友
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/gæŋ ||; gæŋ/verbgang up on sb(informal 非正式) to join together with other people in order to act against sb 联合起来对付某人:
She's upset because she says the other kids are ganging up on her.她很不高兴,因为她说别的孩子都在连手对付她。
gang1/gæŋ; ɡæŋ/n [C] 1 a group of young people, especially a group that often causes trouble and fights〔尤指经常闹事打斗的〕一帮年轻人: two rival street gangs 两个敌对的街头流氓团伙+of a gang of kids 一群孩子in a gang Do you want to be in our gang? 你想加入我们一伙吗? see box at见 GROUP1 方框2 a group of criminals who work together 一帮罪犯﹐犯罪团伙: +of a gang of smugglers 一个走私团伙3 informal a group of friends【非正式】一帮朋友: All the gang will be there. 大伙儿都会去那里。
gang2v gang up on/against sbphr v to join together in order to criticize or attack someone 合伙对付: Helen thinks everyone's ganging up on her. 海伦觉得大家都在联合起来对付她。
gangganggangsgangedganging2verb (gangs, ganging, ganged)gang up on or against somebodyto join together in a group to hurt or frighten somebody: At school the older boys ganged up on him and called him names.gangganggangs1noun1an organized group of criminals: a gang of criminals2a group of young people who spend a lot of time together and often cause trouble or fight against other groups: street gangs3(informal) a group of friends: The whole gang is coming tonight.