hooliganism

名词流气; [法] 流氓行为

1. 流氓行为：去年8月,当日本国家足球队做客北京并战胜中国队,赢得亚洲杯足球冠军后,中国球迷中的年轻支持者的流氓行为(hooliganism)达到高峰,日本国旗被焚烧,日本外交车辆被恶意破坏.

2. 流氓罪：流氓行为 (-:-) act of hoolighism | 流氓罪 (-:-) hooliganism | 流通速度 (-:-) velocity of liquid assets

3. 阿飞行为/小流氓行为：Hinduism 印度教 | Hooliganism阿飞行为/小流氓行为 | humanitarianism人道主义

4. 暴动/暴力：hooligan /不良少年/ | hooliganism /暴动/暴力/ | hooper /桶匠/

1. 阿飞习气;流氓行为
    Hooliganism is the behaviour and actions of hooligans.

    e.g. ...police investigating football hooliganism.
           调查足球流氓行为的警方

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1. Few fans at each game were having their ticket details checked by security, and tournament organizers said there still had been no problems with hooliganism.

2. Hooliganism and damage to property have become common at major domestic football and basketball matches.

3. Before a Criminal Code revision in 1997, people could be executed for crimes such as hooliganism and theft.

4. A law that defined homosexual activities a crime of hooliganism was abolished in 1997 and homosexuality was delisted as a mental disorder in 2001.

5. The draft bill on hooliganism is expected to be debated in parliament on Thursday.

6. The crime of " engaging in large promiscuous activities " was one of several regulations that came into force in 1997 to replace the charge of " hooliganism ".

7. The judge said the three band members " committed hooliganism driven by religious hatred " and offended religious believers.

8. hooliganism的近义词

8. It will also crack down on acts of football hooliganism, such as attacks on the players or the match referee.

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9. Since there was no law against homosexuality, gays and lesbians were charged with hooliganism or disturbing public order.

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10. The Spanish press denounced the incident and demanded urgent action to combat hooliganism in football.

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