| 单词 | 反叛 |
| 释义 | 〔revel〕from Latin rebellāre [to rebel] * see rebel 源自 拉丁语 rebellāre [反叛] * 参见 rebel〔trump〕trumped up a charge of conspiracy.诬陷（某人）反叛〔rebel〕from rebellāre [to rebel] 源自 rebellāre [反叛] 〔revolt〕To attempt to overthrow the authority of the state; rebel.反叛，叛乱：企图颠覆国家政权；反叛〔Belial〕One of the fallen angels who rebelled against God in Milton'sParadise Lost. 弥尔顿：失乐园 中一个反叛上帝的堕落天使 〔rebel〕Often used to modify another noun:反叛：常用来修饰另一个名词：〔mutiny〕Open rebellion against constituted authority, especially rebellion of sailors against superior officers.See Synonyms at rebellion 叛乱：公开反对合法政府的叛乱，特别是水手对上级的反叛 参见 rebellion〔mutiny〕from Old French mutin [rebellious] 源自 古法语 mutin [反叛的] 〔apostate〕from aphistanai [to revolt] * see apostasy 源自 aphistanai [反叛] * 参见 apostasy〔isolated〕Reporters in the field observed isolated instances of rebellion.在实地采访的记者观察到一些孤立的反叛〔apostasy〕from aphistanai [to revolt] 源自 aphistanai [反叛] 〔rebellious〕Of, relating to, or characteristic of a rebel or rebellion:难对付的，桀骜不驯的：属于或与反叛者或反叛有关的，或具有反叛者反叛的特点的：〔insubordinate〕 Seditious applies principally to the treasonous stirring up of resistance or rebellion against a government: Seditious 主要用于以反叛方式挑起对政府的抵制或反叛： 〔rebel〕N., Middle English [rebellious, rebel] 名词， 中古英语 [反叛的；反叛] 〔submission〕"Oppression that cannot be overcome does not give rise to revolt but to submission"(Simone Weil)“不能战胜的压迫不会引起反叛，却会导致归顺”(西蒙娜·韦尔)〔revolt〕An uprising, especially against state authority; a rebellion.See Synonyms at rebellion 反叛，叛乱：叛变，尤指反对国家政权；反叛 参见 rebellion〔revolt〕The state of a person or persons in rebellion:反叛：在反叛中的人或多个人的状态：〔rebellious〕Prone to or participating in a rebellion:反叛的：倾向于或参与造反的：〔rebellion〕Revolt is rejection of and rebellion against a prevailing state of affairs or a controlling authority: Revolt 是对事情的某种统治状态或统治权威的反对和反叛： 〔destroy〕The rebel forces were destroyed in battle.反叛力量在战争中被打垮了〔insurgent〕Rising in revolt against civil authority or a government in power; rebellious.起义的，造反的：起来反抗当局或当权的政府的；反叛的〔rebel〕One who rebels or is in rebellion:反叛分子：造反或参加反叛的人：〔Commodus〕Emperor of Rome (180-192) who ruled in a cruel and violent manner. He was murdered in a conspiracy led by his mistress.康莫得斯，卢修斯·埃尔留斯·奥勒留斯：() 罗马皇帝（180-192年），以残酷的和凶暴的方式统治，被其情妇领导的反叛杀死〔incite〕 Foment usually refers to the systematic fostering of feelings, as of discord or rebellion,that produce violent action: Foment 常指系统地酝酿比如不和或反叛之心，导致暴力行动： 〔punk〕A young person, especially a member of a rebellious counterculture group.叛逆的年轻人：尤指加入反叛性的反文化组织的年轻人〔order〕finally restored order in the rebellious provinces.最终在反叛的省份又重新建立起秩序〔rebellion〕from rebellāre [to rebel] * see rebel 源自 rebellāre [反叛] * 参见 rebel〔apostasy〕from Greek apostasis [revolt] 源自 希腊语 apostasis [反叛] 〔defiant〕Marked by defiance; boldly resisting.反叛的：具有违抗的特征的；公然反抗的〔rebel〕rebel troops; a rebel army.叛军；一支反叛部队〔Cleisthenes〕Greek tyrant of Sicyon who led the Ionian population of the region in a revolt against the Dorians.克利斯提尼：西塞恩的希腊暴君，他曾领导此地区的居民反叛多利安人〔Berkeley〕English colonial governor of Virginia (1641-1649 and 1660-1677) whose policies led to Bacon's Rebellion (1676).贝克莱，威廉：(1606-1677) 美国弗吉尼亚州1641-1649年和1660-1677年间的英国殖民总督，其政策导致培根反叛事件（1676年）〔revel〕from Old French reveler [to rebel, carouse] 源自 古法语 reveler [反叛，狂欢作乐] 〔obedient〕a high-spirited and rebellious girl not at all amenable to persuasion.一个泼辣而反叛的女孩根本不听从劝告。〔Monmouth〕English pretender to the throne. The illegitimate son of Charles II, he led a rebellion after the succession of the Catholic James II but was defeated in battle, captured, and beheaded.蒙默斯：英国觊觎王位者。查理二世的私生子，在基督教正统教会詹姆士二世继位后率兵反叛，但兵败后被俘并斩首〔mutinous〕Of, relating to, engaged in, disposed to, or constituting mutiny.See Synonyms at insubordinate 反叛的：与叛乱有关的、参与、策划、趋于或构成叛乱的 参见 insubordinate〔rebellion〕A rebellion in the officer corps led to chaos in the armed forces. Arevolution is the overthrow of one government and its replacement with another: 下士军官们的反叛导致了武装力量的混乱。 Revolution 是指推翻一个政府并用另一个政府来替代： 〔insubordinate〕"The men became mutinous and insubordinate" (Walter Besant).“人们变得反叛和不服从命令” （瓦特·贝赞特）。〔pacification〕Reduction, as of a rebellious district, to peaceful submission:平定：降服，如在一反叛区，得到和平降服： |
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