rabble

n.

乌合之众；暴民；下等人；群氓

1. The rabble soon grew violent and unmanageable.
   暴民们很快地变得狂暴和无法控制。
2. A rabble of angry citizens stormed the embassy.
   一群愤怒的暴徒冲击了大使馆。
3. It was really a speech that appealed to the rabble.
   这确实是很吸引民众的一次演讲。
4. He doesn't mix with the rabble here.
   他不与这里的下等人交往。

Rabble cleaning device
Keeping the rabble in line : interviews with David Barsamian
Hegel's rabble : an investigation into Hegel's Philosophy of right
RABBLE: A PROGRAM FOR COMPUTATION OF RESONANCE ABSORPTION IN MULTIREGION REACTOR CELLS.
A Rabble in Arms: Massachusetts Towns and Militiamen during King Philip's War by Kyle F. Zelner
"A Lawless Rabble": Henry Clay and the Cultural Politics of Squatters' Rights, 1832-1841
From 'rabble management' to 'recovery management': : policing homelessness in marginal urban space
Why Have the Rabble not Redistributed the Wealth? On the Stability of Democracy and Unequal Property
The Jailing of America's Homeless: Evaluating the Rabble Management Thesis.
Creative community organizing : a guide for rabble-rousers, activists, and quiet lovers of justice