rebel
英 [ˈrebl]美 [ rɪˈbɛl]
rebel意思解释
n.反政府的人;反叛者;造反者;叛逆者adj.反抗的;造反的;vi.反抗政府;反抗; 变形 复数:rebels过去式:rebelled过去分词:rebell

rebel读音音标
英 [ˈrebl]
美 [ rɪˈbɛl]
rebel意思解释
n.
反政府的人;
反叛者;
造反者;
叛逆者
adj.
反抗的;
造反的;
vi.
反抗政府;
反抗;
变形
复数:rebels
过去式:rebelled
过去分词:rebelled
现在分词:rebelling
第三人称单数:rebels
双语释义
v.(动词)
vi. 武装反抗; 反叛 take up arms to fight against the government英英释义
rebel[ \'rebəl, ri\'bel ]
n.
`Johnny\' was applied as a nickname for Confederate soldiers by the Federal soldiers in the American Civil War; `greyback\' derived from their grey Confederate uniforms
同义词:RebJohnny RebJohnnygreyback
a person who takes part in an armed rebellion against the constituted authority (especially in the hope of improving conditions)
同义词:insurgentinsurrectionistfreedom fighter
someone who exhibits great independence in thought and action
同义词:maverick
v.
take part in a rebellion; renounce a former allegiance
同义词:ariseriserise up
break with established customs
同义词:renegade
adj.
used by Northerners of Confederate soldiers
\"the rebel yell\"
词汇搭配
用作动词 (v.)~+副词rebel blindly盲目地反抗rebel hopelessly没有希望地反抗rebel mutely默默地反抗~+介词rebel against sth反对某事rebel against the government反叛政府rebel against too much homework强烈反对家庭作业过多rebel at the idea对这种想法反感
词组短语
rebel against
v. 反抗同近义词辨析
revolt, resist, rebel
revolt
反叛,造反,反对,反抗;resist
vt. 抵抗,反抗,一般为褒义;rebel
造反,反叛,贬义双语例句
用作名词(n.)The rebels made regular attacks on the railways.叛军不时地袭击铁路。The rebel wanted to get away from the country.造反者想脱离国家。The woman was a rebel against feudal ethics.那个女人是封建礼教的叛逆。I\'ve always been the rebel of the family.我在家里向来是个叛逆者。用作动词(v.)When a lot of people rebel, there is a rebellion.当许多人造反时,就出现了起义。The colonists took up weapons to rebel against the British ruler.殖民地的人们拿起武器反抗英国统治者。The slaves rebelled against their masters and killed them all.奴隶们起来反抗奴隶主并把他们都杀光。The stomach rebels against too much food.胃不能接受过多的食物。She rebelled at the unwelcome suggestion.她对这不受欢迎的建议感到反感。
