gang up

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合伙对付

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 结伙，拉帮结派，联合起来（对抗某人）
  If peoplegang up onsomeone, they unite against them for a particular reason, for example in a fight or argument.
  1. Harrison complained that his colleagues ganged up on him...
     哈里森抱怨说他的同事联手对付他。
  2. All the other parties ganged up to keep them out of power...
     其他政党全部联合起来使他们无法掌权。
  3. All the girls in my class seemed to gang up against me.
     我们班的女生好像都联合起来对付我。

英英释义

verb

• act as an organized group
  Synonym:gang

双语例句

• In theory, non-members could gang up against eurozone policies. In practice this is not going to happen.
  理论上，欧元区以外的欧盟国家可以抱团反对欧元区的政策，但实际操作中这种情况不会发生。
• The gang was holed up in the mountains somewhere.
  那帮匪徒躲在山中某处。
• The spokesman said that australia, canada and New Zealand would gang up against britain's joining the common market.
  发言人说，澳大利亚、加拿大和新西兰会联合反对英国加入共同市场。
• The gang broke up into four groups in the hope of throwing the police off the track.
  这一团伙分散成四帮人马，想以此迷惑警察。
• How did these people come to gang up?
  他们这帮人怎么勾上的？
• Gang up with a group of unruly youths She was such an unruly child that nobody could get along with her.
  跟一群不守规矩的青年混在一起她是一个不守规矩的孩子，没人能和她相处。
• The gang worked for up to ten hours with acetylene torches to open the vault.
  那伙匪徒为打开金库用氧乙炔炬干了长达10个小时。
• Pick-pockets gang up to commit crimes and have anti-investigating trick;
  结伙作案多，具有一定的反侦查伎俩；
• The gang messed him up.
  那帮人把他揍了一顿。
• Several companies gang up to raise prices.
  几家公司串通一气抬高物价。