revolt

BrE /rɪˈvɒlt/ AmE /rɪˈvɑːlt/

verb / noun en → es

1 RISE AGAINST [transitive] B2

to rebel against authority or a government, often using violence

levantarse en armas contra, rebelarse contra

  • revolt against somebody/something

Collocations revolt against authority · revolt against the government

  • The people revolted against the king's rule.

    El pueblo se rebeló contra el reinado del rey.

2 STRONG DISLIKE [transitive] B1

to feel very angry or disgusted about something

estar horrorizado por, aborrecer

  • revolt at/against something

Collocations revolt at the idea · revolt against injustice

  • She revolts at the thought of eating meat.

    Ella aborrece la idea de comer carne.

3 HISTORICAL EVENT [noun] B2

a violent uprising against authority or a government

rebelión, levantamiento armado

Collocations the American Revolution · the French Revolution

  • The revolution began in 1789.

    La revolución comenzó en 1789.

4 STRONG DISLIKE (NOUN) [noun] B2

a feeling of strong dislike or disgust

repugnancia, aversión

Collocations a sense of revolt · feelings of revolt

  • He felt a deep sense of revolt at the cruelty.

    Él sintió una profunda repugnancia ante la crueldad.