rebelliousness
n. 造反,难以控制
If you think someone behaves in an unacceptable way and does not do what they are told, you can say they are rebellious .
...a rebellious teenager...
叛逆少年
He grew older and more rebellious.
他长大了,也越发叛逆了。
A rebellious group of people is a group involved in taking violent action against the rulers of their own country, usually in order to change the system of government there.
The rebellious officers, having seized the radio station, broadcast the news of the overthrow of the monarchy.
叛乱的军官控制了电台,广播宣布推翻君主制的消息。
1. intentionally contemptuous behavior or attitude
2. an insubordinate act
Any requirement that may be construed as'compulsory'will evoke some rebelliousness.
任何可以解释成 “ 必须做的”要求都会激起一些反动情绪.
Obstinate or contemptuous resistance to authority; stubborn rebelliousness.
'叛逆'.''性顽固的或藐视性的反抗权威; 顽固的''.'叛逆'. ''性.
Children: the rules will result in rebelliousness.
学生: 硬性规定可能会引起叛逆心理.
The article, through the analysis of these fighting activities, reveals her characters: rebelliousness and righteousness.
本文通过对这些斗争行为的分析揭示出她的性格特点: 叛逆和有正义感.