revolts

1. vt. & vi. 厌恶 be filled with disgust or horror
2. vi. 反叛; 背叛 rise in rebellion

1. [C][U]造反,起义 (an example of) the act of revolting

• revolt bloodlessly无血性地反叛
• revolt socially社会性地反叛
• revolt successfully成功地反叛
• revolt viciously恶性反叛

• revolt against exploitation反抗剥削
• revolt against the crime憎恶这种罪恶
• revolt against the Qing Dynasty反抗清王朝
• revolt at the idea对那个想法反感
• revolt from the employment of young children对雇用童工深感厌恶
• revolt to the enemy投敌

• put down a revolt镇压反抗
• rise in revolt起来反抗,举行起义
• stir up a revolt煽动起义〔造反〕

• armed revolt武装起义
• moral revolt义愤
• open revolt公然反叛

• peasant revolt农民起义

• in revolt反抗,造反
• a period of revolt叛乱时期

• revolt against反抗…

in revolt反抗；造反

revolt against反感；厌恶

revolt at厌恶；憎恶

1. The revolt was suppressed in a matter of hours.
   叛乱在几小时之内就镇压下去了。
2. All North Africa would flame into revolt.
   整个北非将激起反抗。
3. Her mere experience and the free out-of-door life of country caused her nature to revolt at such confinement.
   她那简单的经验和自由自在的乡村户外生活，使她对这个窒息的地方起了反感。

1. The peasants revolted against their oppressors.
   农民们起义反抗他们的压迫者。
2. Autocracy often causes the people to revolt.
   独裁统治常常引起人民的反抗。
3. Teenagers often revolt against parental discipline.
   青少年常常不遵从父母的条条框框。
4. They revolt at those who have great ambition but little ability.
   他们很反感那些眼高手低、志大才疏的人。