mob - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of mob in Hindi

• भीड़
• कोलाहल करनेवालों की भीड़
• उपद्रवी आदमी की भीड़
• नीच मनुष्य लोग
• जन-साधारण

verb

• उपद्रव करना
• भीड़ लगाना
• कोलाहल करना
• आक्रमण करना
• चारों ओर भीड़ लगाना
• मजमा होना
• असंयत भीड़
• भीड़ होना

mob Definition

verb

• crowd around (someone) in an unruly and excitable way in order to admire or attack them. ( किसी की प्रशंसा करने या उन पर हमला करने के लिए एक अनियंत्रित और उत्कृष्ट तरीके से चारों ओर (किसी) में भीड़। )

noun

• a large crowd of people, especially one that is disorderly and intent on causing trouble or violence. ( लोगों की एक बड़ी भीड़, विशेष रूप से एक जो उच्छृंखल है और परेशानी या हिंसा का कारण बनती है। )

mob Example

• Fear of the mob has always been uppermost in the gentry's minds.
• This capability will provide a means to capture specified individuals, such as those inciting a mob to violence or enemy combatants we seek to take prisoner.
• Here, as elsewhere, the language of the mob and of public opinion have converged: there is no restraint; there are no euphemisms.
• ‘We used rubber bullets to disperse the mob during a series of violent demonstrations,’ he said.
• There is no mob of the proletariat here to rip you apart.
• Unfortunately, the mob was more organized that they expected as freshly reloaded guns began to fire at them.
• Swifts will often mob aerial predators such as raptors if they approach a flock.
• he stood out from the rest of the mob with his silver hair and stacked shoes
• They stood like a unmoving mob , crowded together, trying to get a better view of him.
• I feared trouble because the mob was growing restless and violent.
• Irrational fear of the mob was the reason the Red Cross didn't enter the city.
• the age-old fear that the mob may organize to destroy the last vestiges of civilized life
• They will also mob predators in flight, gathering into tight flocks and dive-bombing a hawk or other predator.
• They did it because they had a justified fear of the mob .
• The three of us tried to act as peacemakers in an unseemly mob and for our troubles we got blackballed from every pub and club in the city centre.
• Small songbirds often mob them, and imitating the call of a Northern Pygmy-Owl will often bring songbirds close in for observation.
• He is proof that violence is needed to contain violence and that one just man will prevail over the corrupt mob and timorous crowd.
• Quickly, a crowd gathered and that crowd escalated into a mob even faster.
• Instead, a voice-over quoting from telegraph reports briefly mentions some of the mob 's racist violence.
• The very fabric of the city was shaped by the elite's fear of the mob .
• I've heard that when young birds leave the nest, parents will mob a lot more actively almost to show what is danger and what isn't.
• Mary Beth shouted as a mob of girls crowded around Luke.
• White mob violence against blacks was a deliberate tool used to maintain white supremacy, not to punish crime.
• Before anybody gets too sentimental about the blessings of music, however, Brown points out that music can also transform crowds into a dangerous mob .
• Adult terns come over to mob the predator while the chicks take cover in the high grass or in their nests.
• Instantly the crowd became a mob , screaming, cowering.
• Just then a mob of Bolsheviks crowded into the room.
• Our founding fathers made this a republic and not a democracy because they feared the mob .
• a mob of cattle
• a mob of protesters