rebellious

英[ri'beljəs]美[ri'beljəs]

a.
1.反叛的，叛逆的，桀骜不驯的
2.叛乱的，造反的，反对权威的

同：	[a.] disaffected, ill-affected, malcontent

His little daughter is as good as gold. She's never been as rebellious as other children
他的小女儿很乖,从不像别的孩子那样不听话收藏
Rebellious students stubbornly demanded that the CIA be prevented from recruiting on campus.
反抗的学生们坚决要求不准中央情报局在学校里招募人员。收藏
I'm glad to find another true-hearted loyalist in this pestilent, rebellious city
在这个遭瘟的反叛城市里能找到另一个真心实意忠于王室的义士，我很高兴。收藏
It served to make him rebellious and hence lethargic at times
这种情况引起他对现状的反抗心理，有时候便老是没精打采。收藏
Gradually a rebellious feeling had replaced the extreme prostration of the beginning, and Bertha raged at the injustice of her lot
渐渐地，一种反抗的心理取代了起初的极度沮丧，伯莎为自己命运的不公而念念不平。收藏

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resisting control or authority
- temperamentally rebellious
- a rebellious crew
discontented as toward authority
[同] disaffected, ill-affected, malcontent, rebellious

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