rebel
BrE /rɪˈbɛl/ AmE /rɪˈbɛl/
verb / noun en → es
past rebelled pp rebelled ing rebelling
to fight against a government or ruler, often using violence
rebelde, rebelarse contra
- rebel against somebody/something
Collocations rebel against authority · rebel against the government
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The people rebelled against the king's rule.
El pueblo se rebeló contra el reinado del rey.
a person who fights against a government or ruler, often using violence
rebelde
Collocations rebel leader · group of rebels
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He was a rebel who fought for freedom.
Era un rebelde que luchaba por la libertad.
to refuse to obey rules or laws, often in a way that is seen as brave or exciting but also dangerous
desafiar, desobedecer
- rebel against something
Collocations rebel against society · rebel against the system
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Young people often rebel against their parents' rules.
Los jóvenes a menudo desafían las reglas de sus padres.
to make sudden and important changes, often in a way that is seen as brave or exciting but also dangerous
cambiar drásticamente, transformarse
Collocations rebel against tradition · rebel against the status quo
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The company rebelled and changed its business model.
La empresa cambió drásticamente su modelo de negocio.