rebellion in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for rebellion in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rebellion [Am rəˈbɛljən, Brit rɪˈbɛljən] N C or U

rebellion

rebelión f

rebellion against sth/sb

rebelión contra algo/alguien

to rise (up) in rebellion

rebelarse

to rise (up) in rebellion

sublevarse

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instigate rebellion/mutiny

instigar a

instigate rebellion/mutiny

incitar a

instigate rebellion/mutiny

provocar

tumultuous rebellion/protest

tumultuoso

tumultuous rebellion/protest

clamoroso

the rebellion was bloodily suppressed

la rebelión fue sofocada de forma sangrienta or con derramamiento de sangre

Translations for rebellion in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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motín (de prisioneros)

rebellion

sublevación

rebellion

incitación a la rebelión/violencia

incitement to rebellion/violence

rebelión

rebellion

insurgencia

rebellion

amotinar tropa

to incite … to rebellion

amotinar población/pueblo

to incite … to rebellion

rebellion in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rebellion in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rebellion [rɪˈbeliən, Am -ˈbeljən] N no pl

rebellion

rebelión f

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quell unrest, rebellion, protest

sofocar

quash rebellion

sofocar

to smash a rebellion

acabar con una revuelta

crush rebellion, revolution

reprimir

put down rebellion, opposition

reprimir

Translations for rebellion in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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rebelión

rebellion

herejía

rebellion

insubordinar

to rouse to rebellion

tener un espíritu de rebelión

to have a spirit of rebellion

rebellion Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to smash a rebellion

acabar con una revuelta

to have a spirit of rebellion

tener un espíritu de rebelión

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English

The brothers plotted additional rebellions in 917 and 918, both of which were easily crushed.

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His father was not a popular king and faced two major rebellions during his reign.

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This "confederatio", an armed and legal rebellion, was aimed at weakening the king.

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Before these two deaths, there had been two significant rebellions.

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He unfolded the banner of rebellion and marched against the capital, allegedly supported by 20,000 men.

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They leave, resolving to defend themselves by rebellion.

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Military aid can also be given to a rebellion to help fight another country.

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