revolt in Greek
revolt in Greek is στάση, επαναστατώ — revolt means to rise up in rebellion against authority.
revolt in Greek
στάση
Pronounced: stasi
An act of revolting.
επαναστατώ
Pronounced: epanastato
To cause to turn back; to roll or drive back; to put to flight.
What does "revolt" mean?
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verb To rise up in rebellion against authority.
"The soldiers refused orders and began to revolt against their officers."
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verb To cause strong disgust in someone.
"The sight of the rotten food revolted him."
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noun An uprising or act of rebellion.
"The king crushed the revolt before it could reach the capital."
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revolt in a sentence
- The soldiers refused orders and began to revolt against their officers.
- Workers may revolt if the bosses keep cutting their pay.
- The sight of the rotten food revolted him.
- The smell from the bins revolted her.
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What is "revolt" in Greek?
"revolt" in Greek is στάση, επαναστατώ. revolt means: To rise up in rebellion against authority.
How do you pronounce στάση?
"revolt" in Greek is στάση, pronounced "stasi".
How do you use "revolt" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldiers refused orders and began to revolt against their officers." In Greek, "revolt" is στάση, επαναστατώ.
Are there other ways to say "revolt" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "revolt": στάση, επαναστατώ.
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