英语词汇“gang”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

gang up on (one)

To band together and confront one as a group or collective effort, typically for some end. The kids ganged up on me and convinced me to get pizza for dinner. A bunch of the bigger kids ganged up on me after school and stole my money.

gang up

To unite or band together for some common goal. All of the schools in our town will gang up to clean up local parks on Earth Day.

gang up against (someone or something)

To unite or band together against some common enemy or problem. My friends and I are going to gang up against that bully who was stealing all the little kids' money.

gangbang

1. verb, vulgar slang For several people to engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession.

2. verb, offensive slang To rape a person with several other perpetrators; to perpetrate a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act.

3. verb, slang To participate in the activities of a gang, typically violent crime. The kids who are out gangbanging have often been forced into that life.

4. noun, vulgar slang An instance in which several people engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession.

5. noun, offensive slang A rape by multiple perpetrators; a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act.

gangbanging

slang Participation in the activities of a gang, typically violent crime. Neighborhood leaders are trying to cut down on gangbanging by providing more opportunities for young people in the community.

gangbanger

1. vulgar slang One of several people who engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession.

2. offensive slang Someone who rapes a person with several other perpetrators; someone who perpetrates a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act.

3. slang Someone who participates in the activities of a gang, typically violent crime; a gang member. The shooting is thought to have been perpetrated by rival gangbangers.

gangbusters

Successful. Oh, presenting the case to the students was gangbusters—they got totally engrossed in trying to the solve the mystery.

gangshag

1. verb, vulgar slang For several people to engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession.

2. verb, offensive slang To rape a person with several other perpetrators; to perpetrate a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act.

3. noun, vulgar slang An instance in which several people engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession.

4. noun, offensive slang A rape by multiple perpetrators; a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act.

best-laid plans of mice and men oft(en) go astray,

and best-laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft a-gley.

Prov. Things often go wrong even though you have carefully planned what you are going to do. (The gang aft a-gley version is Scots dialect, and comes from Robert Burns' poem "To a Mouse.") Jill: I reserved a hotel room for us three weeks ago, but now the clerk says he has no record of our reservation. So much for our fun weekend in the city. Jane: Well, these things happen. The best-laid plans of mice and men oft go astray. I had all the arrangements made for my party, and then the guest of honor got sick and I had to call the whole thing off. The best-laid schemes of mice and men gang aft a-gley. If a little rain can ruin the best-laid plans of mice and men, think what an earthquake might do!

gang up (on someone)

to form into a group and attack someone. (Usually a physical attack, but it can also be a verbal attack.) We can't win against the robber unless we gang up on him. All right, you guys, don't gang up on me. Play fair!

gang up

1. Also, gang up with. Act together as a group. For example, The residents ganged up to make the neighborhood safer. [Colloquial; c. 1920]

2. gang up on or against . Join in opposition or attack against, as in The big kids were always ganging up on the little ones, or They all ganged up against the substitute teacher. [1920s]

gang up

1. To join together to attack or address some problem or issue: The various police agencies ganged up to fight the illegal drug trade.

2. gang up on To join together to bother, harm, or attack someone or something: The older children were always ganging up on the little ones.

3. gang up against To join together in opposition to someone or something: Whenever one corporation became too powerful, the others ganged up against it.

gang-bang

1. and gang-shag n. an act of serial copulation, with one female and a group of males. It was nothing but a gang-bang, and a drunken one at that.

2. and gang-shag n. group rape of a woman. There was another gang-bang in the park last week.

3. in. & in. to perform an act of serial copulation, as in senses 1 or 2. A bunch of guys gang-banged Sally, for a fee, of course.

4. tv. & in. to gang up on someone or something. They’re always gang-banging. The punks!

gang-shag

verb

See gang-bang

gangbanger

n. a member of a street gang. The gangbangers threatened the old lady too often, and finally she pulled out a can of mace and gave them a little lesson in good manners.

gangbusters

(ˈgæŋbəstɚz)

n. a wild, busy, and successful event. (see also like gangbusters.) Our party was truly gangbusters, for sure.

词汇	gang
释义	gang 1. noun 1 a work crew. Still heard on occasion, but largely replaced with the standard English 'crew' US, 1989. 2 a person's social group. From earlier conventional senses UK, 1945. 3 a great many US, 1811. 4 marijuana BAHAMAS, 1982 2. verb to engage in serial, consecutive sex, homosexual or heterosexual, especially to engage in multiple rape. A shortened form of GANGBANG UK, 1972 phrasegang[ganged, ganged, ganging] gang together gang together to join together in a group, especially to oppose someone: The smaller supermarkets are ganging together to beat the bigger ones at their own game. gang up gang up to join together in a group to attack or oppose someone, especially in a way that seems unfair+ on She felt we were all ganging up on her and trying to stop her from doing her job. The British establishment ganged up on him, and wrongly accused him of being a troublemaker.+ against Markenkov's rivals ganged up against him and forced him to give up his position as party secretary. gang up on (one) To band together and confront one as a group or collective effort, typically for some end. The kids ganged up on me and convinced me to get pizza for dinner. A bunch of the bigger kids ganged up on me after school and stole my money. gang up To unite or band together for some common goal. All of the schools in our town will gang up to clean up local parks on Earth Day. gang up against (someone or something) To unite or band together against some common enemy or problem. My friends and I are going to gang up against that bully who was stealing all the little kids' money. gangbang 1. verb, vulgar slang For several people to engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession. 2. verb, offensive slang To rape a person with several other perpetrators; to perpetrate a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act. 3. verb, slang To participate in the activities of a gang, typically violent crime. The kids who are out gangbanging have often been forced into that life. 4. noun, vulgar slang An instance in which several people engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession. 5. noun, offensive slang A rape by multiple perpetrators; a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act. gangbanging slang Participation in the activities of a gang, typically violent crime. Neighborhood leaders are trying to cut down on gangbanging by providing more opportunities for young people in the community. gangbanger 1. vulgar slang One of several people who engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession. 2. offensive slang Someone who rapes a person with several other perpetrators; someone who perpetrates a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act. 3. slang Someone who participates in the activities of a gang, typically violent crime; a gang member. The shooting is thought to have been perpetrated by rival gangbangers. gangbusters Successful. Oh, presenting the case to the students was gangbusters—they got totally engrossed in trying to the solve the mystery. gangshag 1. verb, vulgar slang For several people to engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession. 2. verb, offensive slang To rape a person with several other perpetrators; to perpetrate a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act. 3. noun, vulgar slang An instance in which several people engage in sexual intercourse with one person, either at once or in succession. 4. noun, offensive slang A rape by multiple perpetrators; a gang rape. This usage is considered offensive due to likening an instance of rape with a consensual act. best-laid plans of mice and men oft(en) go astray, and best-laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft a-gley. Prov. Things often go wrong even though you have carefully planned what you are going to do. (The gang aft a-gley version is Scots dialect, and comes from Robert Burns' poem "To a Mouse.") Jill: I reserved a hotel room for us three weeks ago, but now the clerk says he has no record of our reservation. So much for our fun weekend in the city. Jane: Well, these things happen. The best-laid plans of mice and men oft go astray. I had all the arrangements made for my party, and then the guest of honor got sick and I had to call the whole thing off. The best-laid schemes of mice and men gang aft a-gley. If a little rain can ruin the best-laid plans of mice and men, think what an earthquake might do! gang up (on someone) to form into a group and attack someone. (Usually a physical attack, but it can also be a verbal attack.) We can't win against the robber unless we gang up on him. All right, you guys, don't gang up on me. Play fair! gang up 1. Also, gang up with. Act together as a group. For example, The residents ganged up to make the neighborhood safer. [Colloquial; c. 1920] 2. gang up on or against . Join in opposition or attack against, as in The big kids were always ganging up on the little ones, or They all ganged up against the substitute teacher. [1920s] gang up v. 1. To join together to attack or address some problem or issue: The various police agencies ganged up to fight the illegal drug trade. 2. gang up on To join together to bother, harm, or attack someone or something: The older children were always ganging up on the little ones. 3. gang up against To join together in opposition to someone or something: Whenever one corporation became too powerful, the others ganged up against it. gang-bang 1. and gang-shag n. an act of serial copulation, with one female and a group of males. It was nothing but a gang-bang, and a drunken one at that. 2. and gang-shag n. group rape of a woman. There was another gang-bang in the park last week. 3. in. & in. to perform an act of serial copulation, as in senses 1 or 2. A bunch of guys gang-banged Sally, for a fee, of course. 4. tv. & in. to gang up on someone or something. They’re always gang-banging. The punks! gang-shag verb See gang-bang gangbanger n. a member of a street gang. The gangbangers threatened the old lady too often, and finally she pulled out a can of mace and gave them a little lesson in good manners. gangbusters (ˈgæŋbəstɚz) n. a wild, busy, and successful event. (see also like gangbusters.) Our party was truly gangbusters, for sure.
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