Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Revolt"

A: revolt means to feel strong disgust or hatred for someone/something

A: Rebel. Go against something or someone.

A: The speaker is saying, that the actions of the person would make everyone mad at him in a violent manner. A revolt is like a violent protest. In European history, think of the French Revolution.

A: To rebel, break away, fight back, because you're disgusted by something or disagree

A: Revolt over is when for example people protest against something or when something works agains you.

A: -If Trump wins the election, there could be a revolt.
-That’s so unfair! I’d revolt if I were you.

-Eww, that food is revolting.
-That dirty dog smells revolting.

A: @thetrees thank you 😊

A: You're revolting.
This food is revolting.
That smell is revolting.
That is absolutely revolting.

A: All three can mean people taking action to protest against injustice, but a “riot” can also mean a violent event with no specific purpose.

It’s difficult to explain, though 😓 They’re really almost interchangeable

A: 'revolting' is stronger than 'disgusting'. So you might say "That food is disgusting." But if you really hated the food, then you might say "That food is revolting."

A: Strike usually means where workers walk outside of the job to protest for higher wages or better work conditions. Revolt means a conflict with more violence and blood.

A: There are no differences. They basically have the same meaning

A: Rebellion = organized
Revolt = is usually spur the moment/spontaneous
Mutiny = the result of a criminal conspiracy (usually having to do with members of the military/a ship's crew members)

A: Both are correct.

A: The revolt was crushed within months

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