insurrection

英 [ˌɪnsəˈrekʃn]

美 [ˌɪnsəˈrekʃn]

n.  起义; 叛乱; 暴动

复数：insurrections　

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牛津词典

noun

• 起义；叛乱；暴动
  a situation in which a large group of people try to take political control of their own country with violence

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 起义;造反;叛乱
  Aninsurrectionis violent action that is taken by a large group of people against the rulers of their country, usually in order to remove them from office.
  1. They were plotting to stage an armed insurrection.
     他们正密谋发动武装起义。
  2. Those found guilty of rebellion and insurrection will be sentenced to life imprisonment.
     那些被判决犯有谋反叛乱罪的人将被处以终身监禁。

英英释义

noun

• organized opposition to authority
  Synonym:rebellionrevoltrisinguprising

双语例句

• An insurrection is an enthusiasm.
  起义是狂热的表现。
• In all countries any person who incites others to insurrection is guilty of treason.
  在任何国家里，煽动他人谋反者，都属犯叛国罪。
• We ask you Dear Ones who causes insurrection in the first place?
  然而，我们想问问你们，亲爱的，到底谁应该摆在声讨恶势力的首位？
• In 1863 an insurrection broke out there, aiming at independence.
  1863年那里爆发了一次争取独立的起义。
• During the last two years, as we have said, Paris had witnessed more than one insurrection.
  两年以来，我们已提到过，巴黎见过的起义不止一次。
• Of or relating to or given to insurrection.
  属于、关于或惯于起义的。
• But every insurrection, which aims at a government or a regime, aims higher.
  但任何针对政府或政体的起义，矛头都对得更深远。
• They were plotting to stage an armed insurrection.
  他们正密谋发动武装起义。
• If such activities come at a critical moment of the revolution, an insurrection may occur and the state power be seized.
  在革命的关键时刻，这种活动有可能导致起义和夺取国家政权。
• Italy blazed into a desperate insurrection.
  意大利燃起了奋不顾身的起义的熊熊烈火。