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单词 rebellion
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rebellion
noun[CorU]
uk
/rɪˈbel.i.ən/us
/rɪˈbel.i.ən/
C1
violentactionorganizedby agroupofpeoplewho aretryingtochangethepoliticalsystemintheircountry:
反叛，造反；叛乱
Thegovernmenthasbrutallycrushedthe rebellion.政府残酷镇压了叛乱。
actionagainst those inauthority, against therules, or againstnormalandacceptedwaysofbehaving:
叛逆；抗争；反抗
abackbenchrebellionagainstthe newforeignpolicy后座议员对新外交政策的反对
herteenagerebellion她青春期的叛逆行为
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Taking action against people in power
(Definition ofrebellionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

rebellion| American Dictionary

rebellion
noun[C/U]
us
/rəˈbel·jən/
violentactionorganizedby agroupofpeoplewhorefusetoaccepttheirgovernment’spowerand arewillingto useforcetoopposeit:
[C]TheAfrican-AmericanNat Turnerledan 1831 rebellion.
Rebellion is also afeelingofstrongdisagreementwith anorganizationor withpeopleinauthority:
[U]Manystudentswere in rebellion against theoldergeneration.
(Definition ofrebellionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrebellion

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In response, periodic but intense rebellions erupted throughout the country over the next five years.
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Her analyses of railway construction, colonial exhibitions, and rebellions are wide-ranging.
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Students of social movements, revolutions, rebellions, and general political violence would cer tainly take issue with such a simple linkage.
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The examples of rebellions led by religious figures are numerous.
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Far from threatening democracy, the four rebellions may indeed have helped in its consolidation.
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The rebellions exacerbated planter suspicion of missionaries.
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The military proved more resilient than expected, however, protagonising rebellions in the face of human rights prosecutions and achieving the introduction of amnesty provisions and pardons in 1986 and 1987.
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In secure accommodation for children, there were no cases of protest movements, mutinies, rebellions or hunger strikes.
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There were rebellions of a different kind in the nineteenth century.
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Armed separatist rebellions are going on in many places.
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The surest way of preventing risings and rebellions is to trust the people.
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Civil wars and rebellions of this kind tend to last a long time.
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Without intention, the student rebellions led to a feeling that universities were incompetent and had to be taken over.
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The same was true of the rebellions over the poll tax and, more recently, over foundation hospitals and tuition fees.
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There is no comparison between the two rebellions.
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Collocationswithrebellion

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act of rebellion
We are dealing with anactofrebellion.
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armed rebellion
Political repression and leadership corruption alienated popular sectors and sowed the seeds ofarmedrebellionand subaltern terror.
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form of rebellion
By the latter, the report means those who continue with a particularformofrebellion, or who continue to react against their environment.
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