rebelled
v. 反抗政府( rebel的过去式和过去分词 ); 反抗权威
Rebels are people who are fighting against their own country's army in order to change the political system there.
...fighting between rebels and government forces.
叛军和政府军之间的战争
...rebel forces in Liberia.
利比里亚的叛军
Politicians who oppose some of their own party's policies can be referred to as rebels.
The rebels want another 1% cut in interest rates.
反对派希望利率再降一个百分点。
...rebel MPs.
持不同政见的国会议员
If politicians rebel against one of their own party's policies, they show that they oppose it.
More than forty Conservative MPs rebelled against the government and voted against the bill.
40多个保守党议员反对政府的主张,对法案投了反对票。
...MPs planning to rebel over the proposed welfare cuts...
打算反对削减社会福利提议的国会议员
You can say that someone is a rebel if you think that they behave differently from other people and have rejected the values of society or of their parents.
She had been a rebel at school.
她在学校时就是个叛逆者。
When someone rebels, they start to behave differently from other people and reject the values of society or of their parents.
The child who rebels is unlikely to be overlooked...
叛逆的孩子不太容易被忽视。
I was very young and rebelling against everything.
我当时非常年轻,对一切都表现出叛逆。
When the nobles rebelled, the king battled them.
当贵族谋反时, 国王便出兵攻打他们.
The Boers rebelled against British rule, proclaiming their independence on 30 December 1880.
布尔人反抗英国统治,并于1880年12月30日宣布独立。
Feudal rulers often branded those who rebelled against them as traitors and heretics.
封建统治者常给那些反抗他们的人加上大逆不道的罪名.
He rebelled against all authority. Life was a condition of savage freedom.
他反对一切权势, 生活应是野蛮自由的状态.
We rebelled at having to stay in on such a fine day.
我们反对在这么晴朗的日子里待在家中.