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re·bel AHD[rĭ-bĕlʹ] D.J.[rɪˈbel]K.K.[rɪˈbɛl]v.intr.（不及物动词）re.belled, re.bel.ling, re.bels - To refuse allegiance to and oppose by force an established government or ruling authority.造反：用武力反对、拒绝服从现有的政府或统治权威
- To resist or defy an authority or a generally accepted convention.反抗：拒绝服从或反对权威或已普遍接受的传统观点
- To feel or express strong unwillingness or repugnance:反感：感到或表现出强烈的不情愿或嫌恶感：She rebelled at the unwelcome suggestion.她对这不受欢迎的建议感到反感
n.（名词） AHD[rĕbʹəl] - One who rebels or is in rebellion:反叛分子：造反或参加反叛的人："He is the perfect recruit for fascist movements: a rebel not a revolutionary, contemptuous yet envious of the rich and involved with them"(Stanley Hoffman)“他是法西斯运动不可多得的新成员；一个反叛者却不是一个革命者，蔑视而不羡慕富人并同他们搅在一起”(斯坦利·霍夫曼)
n.attributive.（定语名词）- Often used to modify another noun:反叛：常用来修饰另一个名词：rebel troops; a rebel army.叛军；一支反叛部队
- Middle English rebellen 中古英语 rebellen
- from Old French rebeller 源自 古法语 rebeller
- from Latin rebellāre 源自 拉丁语 rebellāre
- re- [re-] re- [前缀，表示“再”]
- bellāre [to make war] from bellum [war] bellāre [打仗] 源自 bellum [战争]
- N., Middle English [rebellious, rebel] 名词， 中古英语 [反叛的；反叛]
- from Old French rebelle 源自 古法语 rebelle
- from Latin rebellis 源自 拉丁语 rebellis
- from rebellāre [to rebel] 源自 rebellāre [反叛]
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