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revolt

/ri-vohlt/US // rɪˈvoʊlt //UK // (rɪˈvəʊlt) //

叛乱,叛变,造反,起义

Related Words

defection变节,倒戈,叛变,叛逃insurrection叛乱,起义,叛变,暴动insurgency叛乱,叛乱活动,叛变,反叛rebellion叛乱,叛变,叛逆,反叛revolution革命,变革,旋转,革命的mutiny叛变,哗变,叛乱,突变defy违抗,无视,蔑视,藐视overthrow推翻,推翻了,推倒,打倒take up arms拿起武器,参军,交战,卷土重来offend得罪,冒犯,得罪人,得罪了repulse击退,打退堂鼓,击退了,打击repel驱赶,排斥,击退,驱除turn off熄灭,关掉,关上,关闭rising崛起的,崛起,增长,兴起displeasure不悦,不高兴,不愉快,不高兴的事sedition叛乱,煽动叛乱,煽动,叛乱罪break突破,休息,断裂,断riot骚乱,暴乱,暴动,动乱renounce摒弃,摈弃,背弃,抛弃defect缺陷,瑕疵,叛逃,叛逃事件

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to break away from or rise against constituted authority, as by open rebellion; cast off allegiance or subjection to those in authority; rebel; mutiny: to revolt against the present government.
    • : to turn away in mental rebellion, utter disgust, or abhorrence: He revolts from eating meat.
    • : to rebel in feeling: to revolt against parental authority.
    • : to feel horror or aversion: to revolt at the sight of blood.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to affect with disgust or abhorrence: Such low behavior revolts me.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the act of revolting; an insurrection or rebellion.
    • : an expression or movement of spirited protest or dissent: a voter revolt at the polls.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounuprising
Forms: revolted, revolting
Synonyms
defection变节,倒戈,叛变,叛逃insurgency叛乱,叛乱活动,叛变,反叛insurrection叛乱,起义,叛变,暴动mutiny叛变,哗变,叛乱,突变rebellion叛乱,叛变,叛逆,反叛revolution革命,变革,旋转,革命的displeasure不悦,不高兴,不愉快,不高兴的事rising崛起的,崛起,增长,兴起sedition叛乱,煽动叛乱,煽动,叛乱罪
verbrebel, rise up against
Forms: revolted, revolting
Synonyms
defy违抗,无视,蔑视,藐视mutiny叛变,哗变,叛乱,突变overthrow推翻,推翻了,推倒,打倒take up arms拿起武器,参军,交战,卷土重来arise出现,出现了,产生,出现的boycott抵制,抵制活动,抵制行动,抗议break突破,休息,断裂,断defect缺陷,瑕疵,叛逃,叛逃事件oppose反对,反对派,反对的,反对者overturn推翻,推翻了,打翻了,打翻renounce摒弃,摈弃,背弃,抛弃resist抵制,抗拒,抗争,抵抗riot骚乱,暴乱,暴动,动乱strike打击,击中,罢工,击中了drop out辍学,退学,辍学者,辍学率get out of line脱队,排队,脱队事件,脱队现象insurrect叛变,叛乱,叛逆,叛离make waves兴风作浪,造浪,乘风破浪,掀起浪潮opt out选择退出,选择离开,选择不参加,选择不加入rock the boat摇摆不定,摇摇欲坠,摇头丸,摇摆turn against转而反对,反对,违背,反过来说
verbdisgust, nauseate
Forms: revolted, revolting
Synonyms
offend得罪,冒犯,得罪人,得罪了repel驱赶,排斥,击退,驱除repulse击退,打退堂鼓,击退了,打击turn off熄灭,关掉,关上,关闭crawl爬行,匍匐前进,抓取,攀爬pain疼痛,痛苦,疼痛感,疼shock震惊,震动,冲击,震撼sicken使生病,使人作呕,患病,病倒gross out恶心的,恶心死了,恶心,恶心人make flesh crawl爬行,使肉体爬行,爬行的肉体,使肉体爬行的make sick使生病,使人恶心,使人生病,使人感到恶心reluct勉强,勉强的,勉励,勉强接受turn stomach转胃,反胃,翻胃,胃口大开

Examples

  • The three-page letter arrived at GameStop’s Texas headquarters 18 months before the company unexpectedly emerged as the hottest stock on Wall Street and the latest symbol of a widening populist revolt against entrenched elites.

  • Humans were doomed in the play even before Radius led the revolt.

  • Chekheria graduated college in Tbilisi with a law degree just a year before another revolt, the Rose Revolution of late 2003.

  • In 1794, George Washington himself led a militia of 13,000 men into Pennsylvania to put down an anti-tax revolt.

  • The post Facebook in the age of revolt appeared first on Digiday.

  • The ISI came to the CIA for assistance in fostering a revolt that had developed in the Afghan countryside against Communist rule.

  • A political leader told us parliament won't do anything unless people revolt.

  • Initially, Truth Revolt printed that Dunham was 17 when this event occurred (she was 7).

  • Fallin reversed course on that as well, but not before a mini-revolt grew among suburban parents.

  • A problem far more pressing for the dynasty was the Taiping revolt, which ran from 1850 to 1864 and left tens of millions dead.

  • The rapid spread of the revolt was not a whit less marvelous than its lack of method or cohesion.

  • Yet, so curiously constituted is the native mind, the blowing-up of the magazine was the final tocsin of revolt.

  • The news of Bruce's revolt and the death of Comyn roused Edward into full martial vigour.

  • General Pio del Pilar slept in the city every night, ready to give the rocket-signal for revolt.

  • In vain he warned the King that this was not a revolt but a revolution; the counsels of Polignac were all powerful.

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