to revolt
01
使反感, 使厌恶
to cause strong disgust or offense to someone's morals
Transitive: to revolt sb
例子
His sexist remarks revolted the entire audience.
他的性别歧视言论激怒了所有观众。
The corrupt practices of the government revolted the citizens.
政府的腐败行为激怒了公民。
02
使厌恶, 使反感
to make someone feel extreme disgust or repulsion
Transitive: to revolt sb
例子
The thought of eating insects revolts many people.
吃昆虫的想法让许多人感到厌恶。
The smell from the dumpster revolted everyone nearby.
垃圾桶的气味让附近的每个人都感到厌恶。
03
反抗, 起义
to lead a sudden and often forceful change against a government or system that is perceived as oppressive, seeking a radical transformation
Intransitive
例子
The people decided to revolt against the oppressive government, seeking a complete overhaul of the system.
人民决定反抗压迫政府，寻求系统的彻底改革。
Throughout history, communities have revolted to overthrow tyrannical rulers and establish new forms of governance.
纵观历史，社区反抗以推翻暴虐的统治者并建立新的治理形式。
04
反抗, 起义
to strongly reject or oppose something
例子
The students revolted against the strict school rules.
学生们反抗了严格的校规。
She revolted against the idea that success depends only on talent.
她反对成功仅取决于天赋的想法。
Revolt
01
起义, 叛乱
a rebellion or uprising, often involving violence, by a group of people against an authority or ruling power
例子
The revolt against the oppressive regime lasted for months.
对压迫政权的反抗持续了数月。
The peasants ' revolt was brutally suppressed by the authorities.
农民的起义被当局残酷镇压了。
