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Meanings of gang in English
Usage of gang in English
1
But, convictions are difficult to secure in many cases involving gang violence.
2
Lane joined in the anti-social behaviour; he became one of the gang.
3
Wairoa police said gang violence in the town would not be tolerated.
4
The gang are fertile in disguise; the machine operates at considerable distances.'
5
He said, 'The press-gang must be heading for the fight you mentioned.'
6
The gang leader had given him a chance only a week earlier.
7
One of the gang we met at the house in the woods.
8
In Britain, these have focused on tackling knife crime and gang violence.
9
Most of the migrants say they are fleeing gang violence and poverty.
10
The nation's third-largest city is facing a wave of gang-related gun violence.
11
I know the gang leaders, the debt collectors, the criminals, all right?'
12
Despite economic reforms, anger has grown at gang violence and tepid growth.
13
People no longer have to worry about animal attacks or gang raids.
14
This is the latest gang-related incident in the suburb in recent months.
15
The government had said they were a front for a crime gang.
16
Chief Keef, entrenched in a heavy gang culture, is a prime example.
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New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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Ireland
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