mug

a large cup or container with a handle, used for drinking hot drinks such as coffee and tea

taza grande con asa, jarra (de café o té)

Collocations mug of coffee · mug of tea

• She likes to drink her morning coffee from a mug.

  Ella disfruta de tomar su café matutino en una taza grande.

an act of hitting or attacking someone with your hands, especially on the head

golpear, atacar a alguien (sobre todo en la cabeza)

Collocations to take a mug · to suffer a mug

• He suffered a terrible mug at the hands of his attackers.

  Él sufrió un golpe terrible por parte de sus agresores.

a person, especially one who is considered to be unpleasant or threatening

persona desagradable o amenazante

Collocations mug shot · to mug up

• The police have released a mug shot of the suspect.

  La policía ha publicado una fotografía del sospechoso.

the act of attacking someone in a public place, especially to steal from them

ataque en la calle (para robar)

Collocations to be mugged · mugging

• She was mugged on her way home from work.

  Ella fue atacada en la calle mientras regresaba del trabajo.

the face of a person, especially when it is used to describe someone's appearance or expression

rostro, cara (de una persona)

Collocations mug face · to have a mug

• He has a friendly mug.

  Él tiene una cara amigable.

an illegal act of taking something from someone, often using force or the threat of violence

robo (con fuerza o amenaza)

Collocations to mug sb for sth

• The thief mugged the pedestrian for his wallet.

  El ladrón robó al peatón su cartera.

to take something from someone by force or the threat of violence, often in a public place

robar (con fuerza o amenaza)

• mug sb for sth

• The mugger mugged the pedestrian for his wallet.

  El ladrón robó al peatón su cartera.

to attack someone in a public place, especially to steal from them

atacar (en la calle para robar)

• mug sb

• The mugger mugged the pedestrian.

  El ladrón atacó al peatón.