mugged

UK
/mʌɡd/
US
/mʌɡd/

Translations

muggedadjective
more mugged
Comp.
most mugged
Super.
UK
/mʌɡd/
US
/mʌɡd/
He looked like a mugged victim.
Он выглядел как ограбленный жертва.
mugverb

mugged

Past Simple

mugged
Past Simple
mugged
Past Participle
mugging
Gerund
UK
/mʌɡ/
US
/mʌɡ/
He was mugged on his way home from work.
Его ограбили по дороге домой с работы.
She had to mug up on her history before the exam.
Ей пришлось зубрить историю перед экзаменом.
Additional translations
Synonyms
pull a face
make a face

Definitions

muggedadjective
Having a facial expression that is exaggerated or affected, often for comedic effect.
The actor's mugged expression during the play had the audience in stitches.
Having been robbed, typically in a public place and with the use or threat of violence.
The mugged tourist filed a report at the nearest police station.
mugverb
To assault or attack someone with the intent to rob them.
He was mugged by a group of teenagers on his way home from work.
To make exaggerated facial expressions, often for comedic effect.
The actor loves to mug for the camera during his performances.
(of police) To photograph (someone) for a mugshot.
All new inmates are mugged and fingerprinted upon arrival at the facility.