mobbing

UK
/ˈmɒbɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɑbɪŋ/

Translations

mobbinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈmɒb.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɑːb.ɪŋ/
Used attributively in phrases like "mobbing birds" to describe animals engaged in mobbing behavior
mobbingnoun
mobbings
pl
The mobbing at the workplace made her feel isolated.
Травля на рабочем месте заставила её чувствовать себя изолированной.
The mobbing of fans surrounded the celebrity as she left the building.
Толпа фанатов окружила знаменитость, когда она покидала здание.
Additional translations
коллективное давление
групповое преследование
mobverb

mobbing

Gerund

mobbed
Past Simple
mobbed
Past Participle
mobbing
Gerund
UK
/mɒb/
US
/mɑb/
The fans began to mob the celebrity as soon as she stepped out of the car.
Фанаты начали толпиться вокруг знаменитости, как только она вышла из машины.
The reporters mobbed the politician with questions after the press conference.
Репортеры окружили политика с вопросами после пресс-конференции.

Definitions

mobbinggerund / present participle
Harassing or attacking as a mob; engaged in collective aggression or intimidation.
The mobbing birds harassed the owl until it flew away.
mobbingnoun
The act of a group of people gathering around someone, often in an aggressive or hostile manner.
The celebrity experienced mobbing as fans surrounded him at the airport.
A behavior in which a group of animals, especially birds, harass or attack a predator to drive it away.
The crows engaged in mobbing to protect their nest from the hawk.
A form of bullying in which a group of people target an individual, often in a workplace or school setting.
The employee reported mobbing to HR after being repeatedly targeted by a group of coworkers.
mobverb
To crowd around someone or something in an unruly or excited way.
Fans mobbed the celebrity as she exited the building.
To harass or persecute (someone) collectively, especially in the workplace, at school, or online.
After she spoke out, she was mobbed by trolls on social media.