Hooligan : 훌리건 (공공장소에서 보통 떼를 지어 난동을 부리는 젊은이)
Hooliganism : 폭력(행위), 깡패 생활
1)
Hooliganism is smashing things up, rioting and vandalism
unreasonable behavior
very often hooliganism nowadays is associated with large crowds at sporting events, particulary football events
Hooliganism even got to be called the the British disease or English disease
smashing things up
I hope there is no hooliganism at the World Cup
hooliganism is a problem, and it is people getting drunk and destroying things
football hooliganism can be a very difficult thing to deal with
2)
Hooligan this began to be associated with violence in football matches in the UK, Particulary in 1917
this is vandalism
destroying things
breaking things causing fights in public rioting
spray painting people's cars overturning cars in the street
setting fire to a skip
all of these are hooliganism
I am a football hooligan
I think nowadays if you say or if you hear the word hooligan, the first thing you associate it with is football
the supporters of various fooball teams, they compete to see who can be more rowdy, who can get the reputation as being the most violent hooligans
a hooligan, a delinquent, a ruffian, a rowdy, a thug
I was walking home and there was some hooligans smashing up the bus stop
I think a hooligan, you are describing normally young man, it's sexist because hooliganism is normally young men
they drunken, violent, loud, noisy, disruptive and they cause vandalism. but all of things in a public place
if you call somebody a hooligan, you are being very critical of them
3)
if I could call somebody a hooligan as a joke as well, that is not normall and not what one would expect
a hooligan would drink a 20 year old scotch whiskey with Coca-Cola for example
4)
but notice, hooliganism is not a modern phenomenon. there are examples of hooliganism going back to ancient Rome
whenever there's been a big crowd, then there is very often some who some hooliganism people get drunk and misbehave and they just lose control
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