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rabble

/ˈræb.əl/

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noun

C1formalcommon/ˈræb.əl/

A noun referring to a disorderly, noisy, or unruly crowd of people, often used in a derogatory sense to describe the common populace.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее беспорядочную, шумную или необузданную толпу людей, часто используемое в уничижительном смысле для описания простого народа.esSustantivo que designa a una multitud desordenada, ruidosa o incontrolada de personas, frecuentemente usado con sentido despectivo para referirse al pueblo llano o a la masa.frNom désignant une foule désordonnée, bruyante ou indisciplinée de personnes, souvent utilisé de manière péjorative pour évoquer le bas peuple ou la populace.deSubstantiv, das eine ungeordnete, lärmende oder zügellose Menschenmenge bezeichnet, oft abwertend für das einfache Volk verwendet.ptSubstantivo que designa uma multidão desordenada, barulhenta ou descontrolada, usado muitas vezes em sentido pejorativo para se referir ao povo comum ou à plebe.zh指混乱、喧闹或骚动的人群,常带贬义,用来鄙称普通民众或乌合之众。arاسم يشير إلى جماعة من الناس غير منظمة أو صاخبة أو متمردة، ويُستخدم غالبًا بازدراء للدلالة على عامة الناس أو السوقة.

  1. Disorderly crowd C1 formal

    A large, noisy, and uncontrolled group of people.

    • The rabble gathered in the square, shouting and pushing.
    • A rabble of protesters blocked the entrance to the building.
    • The police were called to disperse the rabble.

    ruБеспорядочная толпаesMuchedumbre desordenadafrFoule désordonnéedeUngeordnete MengeptMultidão desordenadazh乌合之众arالغوغاء

    Synonyme: crowdherdhordemassmobmultitudepackpressswarmthrong

  2. Common people (derogatory) C1 informal

    A derogatory term used to refer to ordinary people, especially those considered to be of low social status.

    • The aristocrat looked down on the rabble.
    • He dismissed the opinions of the rabble as unimportant.
    • The politician's speech was aimed at the rabble, not the elite.

    ruЧерньeschusmafrpopulacedePöbelptRalézh贱民arالغوغاء

    Synonyme: hoi polloimobpopulaceproletariatriffraffscum

    Antonyme: aristocracyelitegentrynobilityupper class

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