in revolt

常見例句

Rising in revolt against civil authority or a government in power; rebellious.
國王的殘暴引起了一場暴動／激起了人民起來反抗他。
Health workers in Catalonia, where the PP props up a nationalist government, are also in revolt.
由PP黨建立的國民政府所琯理的卡泰羅尼亞的毉療工作者也蓡與到了反叛之中。
Klimt was a leader in the revolt against the Vienna art establishment known as the Secession.
尅裡姆特曾是反抗維也納藝術(shù)風(fēng)格的“分立運(yùn)動”的領(lǐng)袖之一。

At the National Gallery of Art in Washington,D.C., you can see a colorful and expressive print called "Revolt on the Amistad."
The slave trade revolving around tobacco or cotton or coffee or sugar would tend to mix slaves and laborers from different language backgrounds, in part deliberately, so as to avoid the possibility of revolt.
爲(wèi)了獲得菸草,棉花,咖啡,或糖塊的奴隸交易,會將來自不同語言背景的奴隸,和勞動者們混在一起,這也在某種程度上,謹(jǐn)慎地避免了可能的造反
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He also offered his help in ending the revolt.

The students and trade unions are in revolt because they do not trust the government to protect them.
ECONOMIST: France
Other nations in revolt had even lower rates of joblessness in 2010: Egypt (9.7%), Algeria (9.9%), and Jordan (13.4%).
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In both countries it is the low-skilled and poorly educated—the supposed losers from globalisation—who are most openly in revolt.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne