What is 'multidão' called in English?

'multidão' in English is called "Mob". Mob refers to: Uma grande e desordenada multidão de pessoas, muitas vezes com intenções violentas, reunidas.

How do you pronounce 'Mob' and 'multidão'?

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What is an example sentence for Mob in Portuguese?

English: "The angry mob gathered outside the city hall." | Portuguese: "A multidão enfurecida reuniu-se do lado de fora da prefeitura."

noun · verb

English to Portuguese Dictionary

mob Meaning in Portuguese (mob significado em português)

nounmultidão

verbassaltar

Sinônimos:bandoturbaajuntamento

multidão in English:mob

IPA:muw.tʃiˈdɐ̃w̃

Phonetic:muldidão

Plural: mobs

Gender:Feminino

Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de mob em português é multidão, assaltar. (Uma grande e desordenada multidão de pessoas, muitas vezes com intenções violentas, reunidas.)

Definitions of Mob

1
noun
multidão
A large, disorderly crowd of people, often with violent intentions, gathered together.
Uma grande e desordenada multidão de pessoas, muitas vezes com intenções violentas, reunidas.
2
verb
assaltar
To surround someone or something in a large, unruly, or excited crowd.
Cercar alguém ou algo com uma multidão grande, indisciplinada ou excitada.

Example Sentences

“The angry mob gathered outside the city hall.”

A multidão enfurecida reuniu-se do lado de fora da prefeitura.

“Fans tried to mob the singer after the concert.”

Os fãs tentaram assaltar o cantor após o concerto.

“The police dispersed the unruly mob.”

A polícia dispersou a multidão indisciplinada.

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Synonyms (Sinônimos)

In Portuguese:

bandoturbaajuntamento

In English:

crowdthronghorde

Antonyms (Antônimos)

In Portuguese:

indivíduopacífico

In English:

individual few

Inflected Word Forms

past tensemobbed

present participlemobbing

agent nounmobster

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

mob ruleidiom

A situation in which a large group of people, rather than a government or legal authority, controls public affairs, often violently.

the mobexpression

An organized group of criminals, especially the Mafia.