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1 revolt
{ri'voult}
I. 1. възставам, разбунтувам се, вдигам се (against)
to REVOLT from/against a ruler отхвърлям владетел
to REVOLT to someone въставам и минавам на страната на някого
his REVOLTed subjects въстаналите му поданици
2. отвращавам се, погнусявам се, възмущавам се, негодувам (against, at, from)
3. отвращавам, погнусявам, възмущавам
II. 1. въстание, бунт, бунтарство, бунтарски дух
in REVOLT въстанал
to rise in REVOLT въставам, вдигам се
2. отвращение, погнуса, възмущение, негодувание* * *{ri'voult} v 1. възставам, разбунтувам се, вдигам се (against)(2) {ri'voult} n 1. въстание, бунт; бунтарство, бунтарски дух;* * *отвращение; отвращавам; въставам; въстание; бунтарство; бунт; възмущавам се; вдигам се; разбунтувам; протестирам;* * *1. his revolted subjects въстаналите му поданици 2. i. възставам, разбунтувам се, вдигам се (against) 3. ii. въстание, бунт, бунтарство, бунтарски дух 4. in revolt въстанал 5. to revolt from/against a ruler отхвърлям владетел 6. to revolt to someone въставам и минавам на страната на някого 7. to rise in revolt въставам, вдигам се 8. отвращавам се, погнусявам се, възмущавам се, негодувам (against, at, from) 9. отвращавам, погнусявам, възмущавам 10. отвращение, погнуса, възмущение, негодувание* * *revolt[ri´voult] I. v 1. въставам, разбунтувам се, вдигам се ( against); 2. преставам да се подчинявам ( from); 3. преминавам (на страната на) (to); 4. отвращавам се, погнусявам се, възмущавам се, протестирам, негодувам (at, against, from); 5. отвращавам, погнусявам, възмущавам; II. n 1. въстание, бунт, метеж, бунтарство, бунтарски дух; in \revolt въстанал; to rise in \revolt въставам; 2. отвращение, погнуса.
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