inglés
español
gang [ingl. am. ɡæŋ, ingl. brit. ɡaŋ] SUST.
1.1. gang (of criminals):
- gang
- banda f
- gang
- pandilla f
1.2. gang (of youths):
- gang
- pandilla f
1.3. gang (of workmen):
- gang
- cuadrilla f
1.4. gang (of children):
- gang
- pandilla f
- gang
- panda f
1.5. gang (clique):
- gang coloq.
- grupo m
- the same old gang running things
- el grupito de siempre dirigiendo el cotarro coloq.
2. gang (of tools):
- gang
- juego m
3. gang (large number) ingl. am.:
- gang coloq.
- montón m coloq.
- gang coloq.
- pila f coloq.
gang up V. [ingl. am. ɡæŋ -, ingl. brit. ɡaŋ -] (v + adv)
gang up (unite in opposition) coloq.:
- to gang up against or on sb the kids in my class are ganging up on me
- los chicos de mi clase la tienen tomada conmigo coloq.
- the press seems to have ganged up against them
- la prensa parece estar confabulada contra ellos
I. gang rape [ingl. am. ˈɡæŋ ˌreɪp, ingl. brit.] SUST. U or C
- gang rape
- violación f en grupo
- gang rape
- capote m Chile coloq.
II. gang-rape V. trans.
- gang-rape
- violar en grupo
- gang-rape
- darle un capote a Chile coloq.
I. press gang [ingl. am. ˈprɛs ˌɡæŋ, ingl. brit.] SUST. HIST.
- press gang
- leva f
- press gang
- destacamento m de enganche
II. press-gang V. trans.
- to press-gang sb into sth/-ing
- obligar or forzar a alguien a algo/ +infin
gang together V. [ingl. am. ɡæŋ -, ingl. brit. ɡaŋ -] (v + adv)
- gang together (join forces)
- apandillarse
- gang together (gather)
- juntarse en pandillas
chain gang SUST. (in US)
- chain gang HIST.
- cuerda f de presos
- chain gang HIST.
- cadena f de presos
español
inglés
- cambote
- gang coloq.
- cayapa
- gang
- caer en cayapa Ven. coloq.
- to gang up coloq.
- patulea
- gang
- patulea
- gang
- chavos banda
- street gang
inglés
español
I. gang [gæŋ] SUST.
1. gang (criminal group):
- gang
- banda f
2. gang (organized group):
- gang
- cuadrilla f
- gang of workers
- brigada f
- chain gang
- grupo m de presidiarios encadenados
3. gang coloq. (group of friends):
- gang
- pandilla f
- gang
- barra f amer.
- gang
- trinca f And., Co. Sur
II. gang [gæŋ] V. intr.
- to gang up on
- unirse contra
gang warfare SUST. sin pl.
- gang warfare
- guerra f entre bandas
press-gang [ˈpresgæŋ] V. trans.
- to press-gang sb into doing sth
- forzar a alguien a hacer algo
español
inglés
- camada
- gang
- bandada
- gang
- brigada
- gang
- cuadrilla
- gang
- peña (de jóvenes)
- gang
- pandilla de ladrones
- gang of thieves
- trinca
- gang
inglés
español
gang [gæŋ] SUST.
1. gang (criminal group):
- gang
- banda f
2. gang (organized group):
- gang
- cuadrilla f
- chain gang
- grupo m de presidiarios encadenados
3. gang coloq. (group of friends):
- gang
- pandilla f
- gang
- barra f amer.
- gang
- trinca f And., Co. Sur
press-gang [ˈpres·gæŋ] V. trans.
- to press-gang sb into doing sth
- forzar a alguien a hacer algo
gang warfare SUST.
- gang warfare
- guerra f entre bandas
gang up on V. trans.
- gang up on
- unirse contra
español
inglés
- bandada
- gang
- cuadrilla (de maleantes)
- gang
- brigada (de obreros)
- gang
- pandilla de ladrones
- gang of thieves
- peña (de jóvenes)
- gang
- trinca
- gang
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This can allow many small creatures to gang up on a single bigger creature that would survive blocking any one of these smaller creatures.
en.wikipedia.org That the "hostile" majority might gang up on her?
opinion.inquirer.net These guys have armour, shields, snipers and tend to gang up on you.
www.pcgamesn.com What you'd think is that both of them will go to the same mission and gang up on the guy.
www.stuff.co.nz Premiers do tend to gang up on prime ministers.
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