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mug

noun
/mʌɡ/
/mʌɡ/
 Idioms
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  1. a tall cup for drinking from, usually with straight sides and a handle, used without a saucer大杯；缸子；马克杯
    • a coffee mug咖啡缸子
    • a beer mug (= a large glass with a handle)大啤酒杯
    Extra Examples
    • He ran his finger around the rim of the mug.他的手指来回摸着杯口。
    • She drained her mug and put it down.她喝干了一大杯，然后把杯子放下。
    • She filled her mug with orange juice.她给自己倒了满满一大杯橙子汁。
    • She poured hot water into the mug.她把热水倒进大杯子里。
    • We drank champagne from tin mugs.我们用马口铁大杯喝香槟酒。
    • We had to drink the champagne from mugs.我们不得不用大杯子喝香槟。
    Topics Cooking and eatingb2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • big
    • large
    • empty
    • …
    verb + mug
    • fill
    • refill
    • pour (somebody)
    • …
    phrases
    • a mug of beer, coffee, tea, etc.
    • the rim of a mug
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  2. a mug and what it contains一缸子（的量）
    • He drank a mug of coffee and left.他喝了一大杯咖啡后就离开了。
    Extra Examples
    • He poured a mug of tea.他倒了一大杯茶。
    • Kyle got up and poured himself a mug of soup.凯尔起身给自己倒了一大杯汤。
    • She was sipping a mug of coffee.她正在用一个大杯抿咖啡。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • big
    • large
    • empty
    • …
    verb + mug
    • fill
    • refill
    • pour (somebody)
    • …
    phrases
    • a mug of beer, coffee, tea, etc.
    • the rim of a mug
    See full entry
  3. (slang) a person’s face（人的）脸
    • I never want to see his ugly mug again.我再也不想看到他那张丑恶的面孔。
  4. (informal) a person who is stupid and easy to trick傻瓜；笨蛋
    • They made me look a complete mug.他们弄得我像个十足的傻瓜。
    • He's no mug.他可不傻。
    Topics Personal qualitiesc2
    5. Word Originnoun early 16th cent. (originally Scots and northern English, denoting an earthenware bowl): probably of Scandinavian origin; compare with Norwegian mugge, Swedish mugg ‘pitcher with a handle’.
Idioms
a mug’s game
  1. (disapproving, especially British English) an activity that is unlikely to be successful or make a profit徒劳无功的事；不易成功的事；不易获利的事Topics Difficulty and failurec2

mug

verb
/mʌɡ/
/mʌɡ/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they mug
/mʌɡ/
/mʌɡ/
he / she / it mugs
/mʌɡz/
/mʌɡz/
past simple mugged
/mʌɡd/
/mʌɡd/
past participle mugged
/mʌɡd/
/mʌɡd/
-ing form mugging
/ˈmʌɡɪŋ/
/ˈmʌɡɪŋ/
Phrasal Verbs
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  1. [transitive] mug somebody to attack somebody violently in order to steal their money, jewellery, etc., especially in a public place（公然）行凶抢劫，打劫
    • She had been mugged in the street in broad daylight.光天化日之下，她在街上遭到抢劫。
    Extra Examples
    • Many elderly people will not go out for fear of getting mugged.许多老年人因为害怕被抢劫而不出去。
    • Your chances of being mugged in Manhattan are lower than ever before.你在曼哈顿被抢劫的几率比以往任何时候都低。
    Topics Crime and punishmentc1
  2. [intransitive] mug (for somebody/something) (informal) to make silly expressions with your face or behave in a silly, exaggerated way, especially on the stage or before a camera（尤指在舞台上或摄影机前）扮鬼脸，扮怪相
    • to mug for the cameras在摄影机前扮怪相
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    3. Word Originverb early 16th cent. (originally Scots and northern English, denoting an earthenware bowl): probably of Scandinavian origin; compare with Norwegian mugge, Swedish mugg ‘pitcher with a handle’. mug something up, mug up on something. mid 19th cent.: of unknown origin.

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