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revolt

UK
/rɪˈvəʊlt/
US
/rɪˈvoʊlt/

Translations

revoltnoun
revolts
pl
UK
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US
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révolteSens général : soulèvement contre une autorité, ou vive répulsion.
The revolt against the oppressive regime was led by the young activists.
La révolte contre le régime oppressif était menée par de երիտասարդ militants.
révolteSens figuré : sentiment de dégoût, de répulsion ou d'indignation.
She turned away in revolt at the horrible smell.
Elle s'est détournée avec révolte devant cette horrible odeur.
Additional translations
insurrectionSens plus formel ou historique : soulèvement armé ou politique.
Synonyms
rebellion
insurrection
uprising
revolution
mutiny
discontent
protest
defiance
Antonyms
loyalty
allegiance
obedience
submission
compliance
conformity
order
peace
support
stability
revoltverb
revolted
Past Simple
revolted
Past Participle
revolting
Gerund
UK
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US
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se révolterSens intransitif : se soulever contre une autorité, un gouvernement ou des règles.
The citizens decided to revolt against the oppressive regime.
Les citoyens ont décidé de se révolter contre le régime oppressif.
révolterSens transitif : provoquer du dégoût, de la répulsion ou de l'indignation.
The sight of the spoiled food was enough to revolt anyone.
La vue de la nourriture avariée suffisait à révolter n'importe qui.
Synonyms
rebel
insurge
rise up
mutiny
protest
defy
oppose
resist
Antonyms
obey
submit
comply
revoltadjective
UK
/rɪˈvəʊlt/
US
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Attributive use of the noun: used before another noun to indicate relation to an uprising.
révoltéSens lié à une révolte ; emploi surtout descriptif ou historique.
Revolt leaders were arrested within hours.
Les leaders révoltés ont été arrêtés en quelques heures.
Synonyms
revolting
repulsive
disgusting
sickening
nauseating
repugnant
odious
vile
loathsome
detestable
offensive
repellent
appalling
nasty
disgusted
repulsed
sickened

Definitions

revoltnoun
An act of rebellion or uprising against an authority or government.
The revolt against the oppressive regime was led by the young activists.
A refusal to accept someone's authority or obey rules or laws.
The workers' revolt was sparked by unfair labor practices and poor working conditions.
A feeling of intense disgust or revulsion.
She turned away in revolt at the horrible smell.
revoltverb
To rise in rebellion against authority or government.
The citizens decided to revolt against the oppressive regime.
To cause to feel disgust or repulsion.
The sight of the spoiled food was enough to revolt anyone.
To feel or express strong disgust or repugnance.
He revolted at the idea of eating insects.
revoltadjective
Relating to or characteristic of a revolt.
Revolt leaders were arrested within hours.
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