revolt

revoltrevoltD.J.:[riˈvəult]K.K.:[rɪˈvolt]vt. & vi.1.■(使)厌恶The violence in the movie revolted me.电影里的暴力行为使我反感。vi.1.■反叛; 背叛His whole nature revolted against deceit.他生来就对欺骗行为反感。The tribesmen will revolt if you ask them to pay taxes.你若要求部落里的人们交税, 他们会反叛的。n.1.■造反, 起义The governor convened his troops to put down the revolt.总督召集他的部队去镇压叛乱。

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revolt[ri'vəult; -'vɔ:lt]n.1.■反叛；造反；起义2.■反抗；背叛；对(权威、习俗等)不服从3.■叛逆状态；厌恶，反感vi.1.■反叛；造反；起义：It was reported that some of the king's troops had revolted.据说有些王室军队已经叛变。2.■反抗(权威)；违反(习俗等)：Autocracy often causes the people to revolt.独裁统治常常引起人民的反抗。3.■厌恶，讨厌；对…起反感(常与at，against或from连用)：She revolts from eating garlic.她讨厌吃蒜。vt.1.■使厌恶，使反感；使恶心：The tobacco smell in the conference room revolted her.会议室里的烟草味使她感到恶心。近义词rebellionin revolt怀着反感地；恶心地造反；叛乱；起义；反抗rise in revolt(或rebellion)起义，造反；暴动；叛乱

revoltrevolt[riˈvəult]vi.1.■反抗[叛]; 造反; 起义2.■厌恶; 反感; 对抗revolt against authority反抗当局revolt from one's allegiance to反叛, 对...不再忠诚revolt to the enemy投敌Common sense revolts against [at, from] such measures.这种处置违反常情。The stomach revolts at such food.这种食物使人恶心。

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词性变化revolt[riˈvəult]vt.1.■使充满厌恶; 使充满反感, 使恶心n.1.■造反, 起义; 反抗[叛]2.■反感; 对抗情绪

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继承用法revolted[rɪˈvəʊltɪd,-ˈvɔ:-]adj.1.■起来反抗的; 起义的; 反叛的revoltern.