好词典
revolted
UK //rɪˈvəʊltɪd//US //rɪˈvoʊltɪd//
词源
源自拉丁语 'revolvere'（滚动、反复思考），通过古法语 'revolter' 演变而来，原义为‘转身反抗’，16世纪后衍生出‘引起厌恶’的含义。
adjective
❶ 感到极度厌恶或反感的状态，通常因看到或经历令人不快的事物而引起强烈的排斥情绪。
“She was revolted by the sight of the decaying food.”
（腐烂食物的景象让她感到恶心。）
“The audience was revolted by the cruelty in the documentary.”
（纪录片中的残酷场景让观众感到愤慨。）
同义词:disgusted, repelled, sickened
verb
❶ 采取反抗或叛乱行动，通常指群体对权威或统治者的公开抵制或暴力反抗。
“The citizens revolted against the oppressive government.”
（市民们反抗压迫性的政府。）
“The soldiers revolted after months without pay.”
（士兵们在数月未领薪后发动了兵变。）
同义词:rebelled, mutinied, uprose
常见短语
revolted by — 因某事物感到强烈的厌恶或反感，常用于描述对不道德、恶心或令人不安事物的反应。
“She was revolted by the politician's lies.”
（政客的谎言让她感到愤慨。）
revolted against — 对某种权威、制度或状况发起反抗，强调集体或激烈的抵制行为。
“The peasants revolted against the high taxes.”
（农民们因高额税收而起义。）