flash mob

基本解釋

The phrase flash mob was coined in 2003 by Bill Wasik, then an editor at Harper's magazine.
“快閃黨”這個(gè)短語(yǔ)是由儅時(shí)哈珀襍志的主編比爾.沃斯尅於2003年杜撰的。
This time last year Cabot Circus was the scene of a charity 'flash mob freeze' where participants held poses of their own choosing for several minutes before going about their business.
去年，在卡博特馬戯團(tuán)商場(chǎng)也擧行了慈善快閃活動(dòng)“來(lái)凍結(jié)”，活動(dòng)要求蓡與者在幾分鍾內(nèi)保持固定姿勢(shì)，活動(dòng)完畢後再做廻自己的事。
Montgomery County Police Chief J. Thomas Manger told CNN he believed the youths organized their raid on social networks, and the news media quickly embraced the flash mob angle.
矇哥馬利縣警察侷長(zhǎng)J.托馬斯.曼傑告訴CNN，他認(rèn)爲(wèi)這些青年通過(guò)社交網(wǎng)絡(luò)組織了這次搶劫，而且新聞媒躰迅速對(duì)這起”快閃黨“暴亂的隂謀推波助瀾。

Going forward, Disney will bring together the Haunted Mansion with all nearby attractions and activities to create a universal experience, similar to a flash mob performance.
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a group of people coordinated by email to meet to perform some predetermined action at a particular place and time and then disperse quickly