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1 gang
1. noun1) (of workmen, slaves, prisoners) Trupp, der2. intransitive verbgang of thieves/criminals/terrorists — Diebes-/Verbrecher-/Terroristenbande, die
1)gang up [with somebody] — (join) sich [mit jemandem] zusammentun (ugs.)
2)gang up against or on — (coll.): (combine against) sich zusammenschließen gegen
* * *[ɡæŋ]•- academic.ru/30330/gangster">gangster- gang up on
- gang up with* * *[gæŋ]I. n (group) of people Gruppe f; of criminals Bande f; of youths Gang f; ( fam) of friends Clique f, Haufen m fam; of workers, prisoners Kolonne f, Trupp mchain \gang aneinandergekettete SträflingskolonneII. vi* * *[gŋ]nHaufen m, Schar f; (of workers, prisoners) Kolonne f, Trupp m; (of criminals, youths, terrorists) Bande f, Gang f; (of friends etc = clique) Clique f, Haufen m (inf)there was a whole gang of them — es war ein ganzer Haufen
do you want to be in our gang? — möchtest du zu unserer Bande/Clique gehören?
* * *gang1 [ɡæŋ]A s2. Gang f, Bande f:gang of burglars Einbrecherbande f3. Clique f (auch pej)4. pej Horde f, Rotte f5. TECH Satz m (Werkzeuge etc)B v/t mit einer Bande angreifenC v/i meist gang up sich zusammentun, sich zu einer Gang etc zusammenschließen, bes pej sich zusammenrotten:gang up on prices Preisabsprachen treffen* * *1. noun1) (of workmen, slaves, prisoners) Trupp, der2. intransitive verbgang of thieves/criminals/terrorists — Diebes-/Verbrecher-/Terroristenbande, die
1)gang up [with somebody] — (join) sich [mit jemandem] zusammentun (ugs.)
2)gang up against or on — (coll.): (combine against) sich zusammenschließen gegen
* * *n.Bande -n f.Clique -n f.Gruppe -n f.Rotte -n f. v.abgleichen v. -
2 gang
[gæŋ] n( group) of people Gruppe f; of criminals Bande f; of youths Gang f ( fam); of friends Clique f, Haufen m ( fam) of workers, prisoners Kolonne f, Trupp m;the \gang's waiting for us, hurry up beeil dich, die Jungs warten auf uns ( fam)chain \gang aneinandergekettete Sträflingskolonne vi -
3 gang
[ɡæŋ] UK / US1. n(of criminals, youths) Bande f, Gang f, Clique f2. vt -
4 gang
[ɡæŋ] UK / US1. n(of criminals, youths) Bande f, Gang f, Clique f2. vt -
5 posse
noun2) (crowd) Schar, die* * *['posi]((especially American) a number of policemen who go out together to find a criminal etc.) das (Polizei-)Aufgebot* * *pos·se[ˈpɒsi, AM ˈpɑ:si]na whole \posse of armed policemen/reporters ein ganzes Aufgebot an bewaffneten Polizeikräften/Reportern* * *['pɒsɪ]n(US: sheriff's posse) Aufgebot nt; (fig) Gruppe f, Schar f; (of youths, criminals) Gang f, Bande f* * *2. allg Schar f3. Gang f, Bande f* * *noun2) (crowd) Schar, die
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