mugs

UK
/mʌgz/
US
/mʌgz/
mugnoun

mugs

pl

mugs
pl
UK
/mʌg/
US
/mʌg/
Traductions
I drank my coffee from a large mug this morning.
Я выпил свой кофе из большой кружки этим утром.
кружка (лицо)
His mug was all over the newspapers after the scandal.
Его кружка была на всех газетах после скандала.
Traductions supplémentaires
Définitions
A large cup, typically cylindrical and with a handle, used for drinking hot beverages.
She poured herself a steaming mug of coffee to start the day.
A person's face, especially when regarded as ugly or unpleasant.
He made a funny face, scrunching up his mug in a comical way.
A person who is easily deceived or taken advantage of.
He was such a mug, always falling for the same tricks.
A photograph of a person's face taken for police records; a mugshot.
Detectives pulled the suspect's mug from the file and showed it to the witnesses.
mugverb

mugs

mugged
Past Simple
mugged
Past Participle
mugging
Gerund
UK
/mʌɡ/
US
/mʌɡ/
Traductions
She had to mug up on her history before the exam.
Ей пришлось зубрить историю перед экзаменом.
He was mugged on his way home from work.
Его ограбили по дороге домой с работы.
Traductions supplémentaires
Définitions
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.
Synonymes
pull a face
make a face
mugadjective
Définitions
Relating to or characteristic of mugshots (photographic images of a person's face for police records).
Officers compared the suspect’s current look with the mug photographs stored in the database.
Of or pertaining to a drinking mug; designed for use with, or resembling, a mug.
He grasped the sturdy mug handle and took a long sip of tea.