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revolted

UK
/rɪˈvɒltɪd/
US
/rɪˈvoʊltɪd/

Translations

revoltedpast participle
UK
/rɪˈvəʊltɪd/
US
/rɪˈvoʊltɪd/
Past-participle adjective; permits analytic comparison with more/most.
The revolted citizens demanded change.
Восставшие граждане требовали перемен.
She had a revolted expression on her face after hearing the news.
У неё было возмущённое выражение лица после того, как она услышала новости.
Synonyms
disgusted
repulsed
appalled
indignant
outraged
revoltverb

revolted

Past Simple

revolted
Past Simple
revolted
Past Participle
revolting
Gerund
UK
/rɪˈvɒlt/
US
/rɪˈvoʊlt/
The citizens decided to revolt against the oppressive regime.
Граждане решили восстать против угнетающего режима.
The workers began to revolt due to unfair working conditions.
Рабочие начали бунтовать из-за несправедливых условий труда.
She couldn't help but revolt at the sight of such injustice.
Она не могла не возмущаться при виде такой несправедливости.
отвращатьо том, что вызывает сильное отвращение или отталкивает
The smell revolted the guests.
Запах отвращал гостей.
Additional translations
мятежничать
брезговатьо чувстве сильной неприязни или отвращения; чаще с творительным падежом
Synonyms
rebel
insurge
rise up
mutiny
protest
defy
oppose
resist
Antonyms
obey
submit
comply

Definitions

revoltedpast participle
Feeling intense disgust or repulsion.
She was revolted by the sight of the spoiled food.
Having rebelled or risen in revolt; being in a state of rebellion.
The revolted provinces proclaimed their independence.
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.
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