vi.

1. 反叛；起义；造反[（+against）]
   The people revolted against their ruler.

   人民起来反叛统治者。

2. 厌恶，反感[（+at/from/against）]
   Our whole hearts revolt against the way women have hitherto been treated.

   我们对妇女迄今所受的待遇从心底里感到厌恶。

vt.

1. 使厌恶，使反感，使恶心
   The violence in the movie revolted me.

   电影中的暴力使我反感。

n.

1. 反叛，起义，造反[C][U][（+against）]
   The peasants' revolt was put down by the dictator's troops.

   农民的反叛被独裁者的军队镇压了下去。

2. 厌恶，反感，恶心[U][S]
   It was not possible to think of such things without a revolt of his whole being.

   他一想到这种事就全身感到恶心。

v.

1. rise in rebellion.
   ▸refuse to acknowledge someone or something as having authority.
   ▸ [as adj. revolted] archaic having rebelled.
2. cause to feel disgust.

n.