rebellion
n. 造反,叛乱; 反抗
A rebellion is a violent organized action by a large group of people who are trying to change their country's political system.
The British soon put down the rebellion.
英国人很快平息了叛乱。
...the ruthless and brutal suppression of rebellion.
对谋反无情、残酷的镇压
A situation in which politicians show their opposition to their own party's policies can be referred to as a rebellion .
There was a Labour rebellion when some left-wing MPs voted against the Chancellor's tax cuts...
工党内部发生内讧,一些左翼国会议员对财政大臣提出的减税政策投了反对票。
1. refusal to accept some authority or code or convention;
2. organized opposition to authority; a conflict in which one faction tries to wrest control from another
rebellion, revolt, riot
这些名词均含"造反,叛乱,骚乱"之意。
The rebellion and its brutal suppression provided gendarmes with a new method of enriching themselves.
这次起义和对起义的残酷镇压给宪兵们开辟了新的生财之道.
The army quashed the rebellion.
军队平息了叛乱.
Boston Tea Party. The Whiskey Rebellion. The Sagebrush Rebellion.
波士顿倾茶事件, 威士忌酒反抗事件, 还有山艾树起义事件.
The political dissidents were exciting the people to rebellion.
持不同政见者在鼓动人民起来反抗.
The next year they rose up in rebellion.
第二年他们就揭竿起义了.