revolt

中英词典 - revolt

形容词

• 1. 反叛的，造反的
• 2. 令人厌恶的，令人反感的

名词

• 1. 反叛，起义
• 2. 反感，厌恶

词语辨析

revolt与rebellion、uprising和insurrection都有“反叛、起义”的意思，但revolt强调的是悖逆、背叛原来的统治者或政权，也可指对社会、道德等的反叛；rebellion侧重指政治、军事叛乱；uprising指民众的集体反抗行动；insurrection指暴力的政治叛乱。

词汇扩充

• revolter: 反叛者，造反者
• revolting: 令人厌恶的

近义词

• 1. rebellion: 反叛，起义
• 2. uprising: 暴动，起义
• 3. insurrection: 叛乱，起义

反义词

• loyalty: 忠诚
• obedience: 服从

柯林斯词典

英 [rɪˈvəʊlt] 美 [rɪˈvoʊlt]

1. If a group of people revolt or are revolting, they refuse to be controlled or ruled, and take action against authority, often violent action. (V-I)
2. If something revolts you, it is so unpleasant that it makes you feel sick or disgusted. (V n) 3. A revolt is an attempt to overthrow the government or ruler of a country, often with violence.

牛津词典

英 [rɪˈvəʊlt] 美 [rɪˈvoʊlt]

1. (of people) take violent action against an authority or government. (V-I)
2. cause to feel disgust or shock. (V-T)
3. an attempt to put an end to the authority or ruling body of a country or state. (N-COUNT)

用法

1. revolt against/overthrow: 对...进行反叛/推翻

2. revolt against authority: 反抗权威

3. revolt against the government: 反对政府

4. revolt against the ruling class: 对统治阶级的反叛

例句

1. They are planning to revolt against the oppressive regime. (他们计划反抗压迫的政权。)
2. The smell was so revolting that I couldn't stay in the room. (那气味太令人作呕了，我无法待在房间里。)
3. The peasants staged a revolt against the feudal lord. (农民们发起了对封建领主的反叛。)
4. Her behavior revolts me. (她的行为让我感到厌恶。)
5. The government faced a major revolt in the capital city. (政府在首都面临一场重大的起义。)
6. The citizens' revolt was ruthlessly suppressed by the military. (市民的起义遭到军方的无情镇压。)
7. The movie's graphic violence revolted many viewers. (电影中的血腥暴力令许多观众感到厌恶。)
8. He led a revolt against the corrupt government. (他领导了一场反对腐败政府的起义。)
9. The workers' revolt resulted in improved working conditions. (工人们的反叛导致了工作条件的改善。)
10. Her actions are a revolt against societal norms. (她的行为是对社会规范的反叛。)
11. The revolting stench from the garbage dump filled the air. (垃圾场散发出令人作呕的恶臭充斥着空气。)
12. The rebels hoped to revolt and establish a new government. (叛军希望发动起义并建立新政府。)
13. The novel sparked a revolt against traditional literary conventions. (这本小说引发了对传统文学规范的反叛。)
14. The citizens revolted against the corrupt officials. (市民们对腐败官员进行了反抗。)
15. The workers decided to revolt in response to unfair treatment. (工人们决定反抗不公平对待。)
16. The dictator's oppressive rule caused a popular revolt. (独裁者的压迫统治引发了民众的起义。)
17. The new tax law has revolted small business owners. (新的税法使小企业主感到厌恶。)
18. After years of mistreatment, the slaves finally revolted against their masters. (经过多年的虐待，奴隶们终于反抗了他们的主人。)
19. The revolt was brutally crushed by the government forces. (起义被政府军队残酷地镇压了。)
20. The citizens' revolt resulted in the overthrow of the corrupt regime. (市民的反叛导致了腐败政权的被推翻。)
21. Her speech revolted the audience with its controversial content. (她的演讲因其有争议的内容而令观众感到厌恶。)