rebel

• 名词，指反抗或挑战权威、控制或既定规范的人。

A noun referring to a person who resists or defies authority, control, or established convention.

1. Person opposing authorityB1formal

   A person who resists or fights against established authority, government, or rules.

   反叛者

   • The rebels captured the city after months of fighting.
   • He was known as a rebel who challenged the school's strict policies.
   • The government negotiated with the rebel leaders.

   同义词agitatordissidentinsurgentinsurrectionistmutineerresisterrevolutionarysubversive

   反义词conformistloyalistsupporter

2. NonconformistB2informal

   A person who refuses to follow conventional norms or expectations.

   叛逆者

   • She's always been a rebel, dressing differently from everyone else.
   • He's a rebel at heart, always questioning the status quo.
   • The artist was considered a rebel in the conservative art world.

   同义词dissenterfree spirithereticiconoclastindividualistmavericknonconformist

   反义词conformist

• 指反抗权力、控制或传统的动作，常以不服从或反对的形式表现。

A verb used to indicate the act of resisting authority, control, or convention, often through defiance or opposition.

1. Resist authorityB2formal

   To oppose or fight against authority, control, or tradition.

   反抗

   • The citizens rebelled against the oppressive government.
   • Teenagers often rebel against their parents' rules.
   • The workers rebelled against the unfair working conditions.

   同义词defydisobeymutinyresistrevoltrise up

   反义词complyconformobeysubmit

2. Refuse to conformB2informal

   To reject societal norms or expectations.

   反叛

   • She rebelled against the strict dress code at school.
   • He rebelled by growing his hair long and wearing unusual clothes.
   • Artists often rebel against conventional styles.

   同义词challengedefydissentopposeresist

   反义词complyconformobey