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revolt noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + REVOLT | REVOLT + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEmass, popular, serious (especially BrE) , widespread (especially BrE) 群众暴动；民众造反；严重的叛乱；普遍反对◆There was a widespread revolt against the party leadership.该党领导层遭到普遍反对。open 公开反对◆Parliament came out in open revolt against the president.议会公开宣布反对总统。armed 武装暴动peasant, peasant's, shareholder's, slave, student, etc. 农民暴动、股东的反抗、奴隶暴动、学生的反抗等tax 抗税VERB + REVOLTcause, provoke (especially BrE) , spark 引起／挑起／激起反抗lead 领导起义◆a student-led revolt学生领导的起义organize, stage 组织／发动起义crush, deal with (especially BrE) , put down, suppress 镇压叛乱；应对叛乱；平息叛乱◆The revolt was suppressed with total ruthlessness.这次起义被极端残忍地镇压了。face 面对叛乱◆The party leadership is facing open revolt.该党的领导正遭到公开的反抗。REVOLT + VERBbreak out 暴乱发生◆Revolt broke out when the government decided to raise the price of bread.政府决定提高面包价格，于是发生了暴乱。spread 叛乱蔓延overthrow sb/sth 叛乱推翻⋯◆The regime was finally overthrown by a popular revolt.该政权最终被群众暴动推翻了。PREPOSITIONin revolt 起义◆The farmers rose in revolt.农民揭竿而起。revolt against 反抗⋯◆the revolt against the new tax对新税的反抗revolt by ⋯的反抗◆a revolt by backbenchers (BrE) 后座议员的反抗revolt over 对⋯的反抗◆the farmers' revolt over imported meat农民对进口肉类的抗议revolt within ⋯内的叛乱◆revolt within the party党内叛乱 |