rabble in Japanese
rabble in Japanese is 暴徒, 群衆, 有象無象 — rabble means a disorderly, unruly crowd of people.
rabble in Japanese
暴徒
Pronounced: bōto
群衆
Pronounced: gunshuu
有象無象
Pronounced: uzōmuzō
A mob; a disorderly crowd. [from late 14th c.]
烏合の衆
Pronounced: ugōnoshuu
A mob; a disorderly crowd. [from late 14th c.]
What does "rabble" mean?
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noun A disorderly, unruly crowd of people.
"Security struggled to hold back the rabble outside the stadium gates."
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noun A dismissive term for ordinary or common people, viewed as beneath one's notice.
"The aristocrat referred to the townsfolk as "the rabble.""
rabble in a sentence
- Security struggled to hold back the rabble outside the stadium gates.
- The aristocrat referred to the townsfolk as "the rabble."
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Frequently asked questions
What is "rabble" in Japanese?
"rabble" in Japanese is 暴徒, 群衆, 有象無象. rabble means: A disorderly, unruly crowd of people.
How do you pronounce 暴徒?
"rabble" in Japanese is 暴徒, pronounced "bōto".
How do you use "rabble" in a sentence?
Example: "Security struggled to hold back the rabble outside the stadium gates." In Japanese, "rabble" is 暴徒, 群衆, 有象無象.
Are there other ways to say "rabble" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "rabble": 暴徒, 群衆, 有象無象, 烏合の衆.
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