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单词 revolt
释义
revolt
verb
uk
/rɪˈvəʊlt/us
/rɪˈvoʊlt/

revoltverb(PROTEST)

C2[I]
If alargenumberofpeoplerevolt, theyrefuseto becontrolledorruled, and takeactionagainstauthority, oftenviolentaction:
反抗；造反；反叛
Thepeoplerevoltedagainstforeignruleandestablishedtheirowngovernment.人们奋起反抗外来统治，并成立了自己的政府。
Synonym
rise(BE OPPOSED TO)
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Taking action against people in power
  • anarchist
  • angry young man
  • anti-apartheid
  • anti-revolutionary
  • anti-state
  • insurgency
  • insurrection
  • jihadi
  • mujahideen
  • mutineer
  • rebelliously
  • rebelliousness
  • recusant
  • red flag
  • revolution
  • subversiveness
  • suicide bomber
  • terrorist
  • topple
  • troublemaker
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revoltverb(UNPLEASANT FEELING)

C2[T]
to make someonefeelunpleasantlyshockedordisgusted:
使厌恶；使惊骇；使反感
We were revoltedbythedirtandmessin herhouse.她家里又脏又乱，我们看着心里生厌。
It revolts me toknowthat theworldspendsso muchmoneyonarmswhen millions aredyingofhunger.这个世界有数以百万计的人因饥饿挣扎在死亡线上，但却有那么多的钱花在军备上，这真让我感到震惊。
Synonyms
disgust
repel(CAUSE STRONG DISLIKE)
See also
revulsion
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Inspiring dislike
  • aversive
  • cloy
  • disgust
  • dread
  • dreaded
  • gross
  • grosssomeoneout
  • ick
  • it makes me (want to) pukeidiom
  • non-charismatic
  • puke
  • repel
  • repulse
  • sick
  • unadmired
  • unbeloved
  • unlamented
revolt
noun[CorU]
uk
/rɪˈvəʊlt/us
/rɪˈvoʊlt/
anattemptto getridof agovernmentby usingviolence:
反抗；造反；反叛
Troops were called in tocrush/put down the revolt.军队被调来镇压叛乱。
Thearmyisinrevolt (againstitscommanders).军队叛乱（调转枪口指向了指挥官们）。
Synonyms
insurrection
rebellion
rising
uprising
Compare
revolution
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Taking action against people in power
  • anarchist
  • angry young man
  • anti-apartheid
  • anti-revolutionary
  • anti-state
  • insurgency
  • insurrection
  • jihadi
  • mujahideen
  • mutineer
  • rebelliously
  • rebelliousness
  • recusant
  • red flag
  • revolution
  • subversiveness
  • suicide bomber
  • terrorist
  • topple
  • troublemaker
See more results »
(Definition ofrevoltfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

revolt| American Dictionary

revolt
verb
us
/rɪˈvoʊlt/

revoltverb(FIGHT)

[I]
to takeviolentactionagainstauthority, or torefuseto becontrolledorruled:
Californians may bereadyto revolt againstbroadcutsingovernmentservices.

revoltverb(DISGUST)

[T]
to make someonefeeldisgusted:
I was revolted by hiscruelty.
(Definition ofrevoltfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrevolt

revolt
Most were appalled and revolted by such a prospect.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The year 1675 saw the last major anti-tax revolts of the ancien regime.#!
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The tax revolts suggest the political limits of progressive financing.
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All over the country isolated revolts or efforts against legalistic gobbledygook at the federal, state and corporate levels seemed to grow into a small revolution.
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The rivalry between the revolting ministers is an essential part of the story.
From theCambridge English Corpus
70) and the revolts in the years that followed.
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Once independence was achieved, he led four revolts (1822, 1823, 1828 and 1832) before being elected president of the republic.
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Throughout the 1870s, the condition of the kingdom deteriorated, as food shortages and inflation incited popular revolts and a crime wave of dacoity which the authorities proved powerless to quell.
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The adjustment of emotions and expectations to the realities of inherited social practice against which few revolted gave an unusual colouring to the affects of marital life.
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He emphasises the lack of national integration, which contributed to the revolts not going beyond local confines, not least because of a lack of organisational capacity.
From theCambridge English Corpus
He goes on to censure his fellow citizens for not revolting against the government, although, to be sure, he did not publicly defy the government either.
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The whole country is revolted by this crime against her family and against her whole community.
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They revolted against it, and rightly, because minorities ought not to suffer.
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The whole population was revolted at the system of government that had been imposed on them.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
There was no political unrest underlying these revolts.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
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