| 释义 |
re·volt /rɪˈvəʊlt，-ˈvɔːlt/ n. | vi. | vt.
I n.
1. 反叛，叛乱(尤指武装叛乱)；造反，起义
rise in open revolt 公开反叛
a period of revolt 叛乱时期
mount a massive revolt against the corrupt government 发动反对腐败政府的大规模起义
2. 反抗，违抗；背叛
He was facing a revolt in his own party. 他正面临着自己党内的反抗。
Morale was low and several backbench revolts had occurred. 斗志低落，还有数名后座议员倒戈。
3. 厌恶，反感
What a feeling of revolt the sight of a dead animal gives me! 看见一具动物尸体真叫我恶心!
II ❶ vi.
1. 反叛，叛乱；造反，起义
The people revolted against the dictator. 人民造独裁者的反。
The latest injustices reinforced the popular urge to revolt. 最近的不义行动激化了人民发动起义的迫切性。
2. 反抗，违抗；背叛
revolt against parental authority 违抗父母之命
3. 厌恶，生反感
Everything in my training (Common sense) revolted at (或 against) the idea. 我所受的全部教养(常识)怎么也不能容忍这个主意。
I revolt from eating dog meat. 我这人吃不下狗肉。
My stomach revolted. 我翻胃想吐。
❷ vt.
使厌恶，使生反感
He was revolted by what he saw. 他看到的事使他厌恶。
What revolted him most was such meanness. 最使他反感的是这种卑劣行径。
[< Fr révolter to revolt < Ital rivoltare to overturn < L revolvere to roll back, revolve] |