Translation of 'mug' in English

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mug
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expr. mug up, (British Slang.) to study assiduously.
Ex. No longer do you have to mug up a set of dull figures (Evening Standard).
mug
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mug (1), noun, verb, mugged,mugging.
mug
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mug (2), noun.
(Scottish.) a mist; drizzle; damp, gloomy state.
mug
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noun 1. a heavy earthenware or metal drinking cup with a handle.
Ex. a coffee mug, a large mug of cider.
2. the amount a mug holds.
Ex. to drink a mug of milk.
3. (Slang.)
a. the face.
Ex. an ugly mug.
b. the
mug
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Toby jug ormug Toby.
mug
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Ex. Sutherland smirks and mugs through his dual role (New Yorker).' title='v.i. (Slang.) to exaggerate one's facial expressions, as in acting.
Ex. Sutherland smirks and mugs through his dual role (New Yorker). in english'>v.i. (Slang.) to exaggerate one's facial expressions, as in acting.
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mug
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v.t. (Slang.)1. to attack (a person) from behind, usually to rob, and especially by locking the forearm around the neck and choking.
Ex. Even as the raid was going on, ... four youths mugged a 45-year-old woman (Birmingham News).
2. to make

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