英:[ˌɪnsəˈbɔːdɪnət]
美:[ˌɪnsəˈbɔːrdɪnət]
英:[ˌɪnsəˈbɔːdɪnət]
美:[ˌɪnsəˈbɔːrdɪnət]
in·sub·or·di·nate
In s bor d niht
insubordinately (adv.), insubordination (n.)
词根:insubordinate
n.insubordination 反抗,不服从
Adjective
1. not submissive to authority;
"a history of insubordinate behavior"
"insubordinate boys"
2. disposed to or engaged in defiance of established authority
“1792”年,模仿法语“insubordonné”(1787年)得名; 源于“in-”(否定、相反)+ “subordinate”(从属权威)(形容词)。相关词汇: Insubordinately。
The first known use of insubordinate was circa 1828
insufficientadjective
not sufficient : inadequate
insufficiencynoun
the quality or state of being insufficient
a lack of something : deficiency
insufferableadjective
impossible to endure : intolerable
insufferable boredom
insufferableadjective
impossible to endure : intolerable
insufferable boredom
insubstantialadjective
not substantial: as
not real : imaginary
insubstantial differences
not firm or solid
a flimsy insubstantial shelf
insubordinateadjective
not obeying authority : disobedient
insubordinateadjective
not obeying authority : disobedient
insubordinateadjective
not obeying authority : disobedient
1 And the desperate Roote finds himself drawn into the web of guilt by his staff including the openly insubordinate Lush, the mockingly sexual Miss Cutts and the Machiavellian organisation man Gibbs.
2 Do as mother says. If you are insubordinate, father will probably hear of it.
按照妈妈说的做,如果不听话的话就告诉爸爸。作者:山河行地。
3 Three years ago I’d been one of the insubordinate kids first entering the gates of Valley Forge.
4 A headstrong, insubordinate teenager, I fought back doing the very thing she hated: I ate more.
5 A pity that they chose such an insubordinate path for themselves.
他们为自己选择了这么一条谋逆犯上的路真让人遗憾。
6 These are not stories of abusive familial situations, nor of insubordinate young women.
这些不是滥用的家庭情形故事, 也不是关于不听话少妇的故事.
7 “Not only are we seeing more compliance, but increasingly, some of the bad behavior — really, in some cases, I would say, behavior that was insubordinate — you’re not seeing that,” he said.
8 Instead of following directions, Buzbee argued, the deputies were insubordinate and decided to report Paxton to the FBI for bribery with "no evidence."
9 Little, reading the texts aloud, sought to paint the group as insubordinate employees who reveled in the tumultuous aftermath of their report.
10 Trump said Vindman had been "very insubordinate" and had reported the president's “perfect” phone call “incorrectly.”
11 Mr. Kraft said he regarded their collective stance as “insubordinate” and recalled telling Donald Slayton, who selected crews for the Apollo missions, that “this crew shouldn’t fly again.”
12 Lancaster frames his account of the race by focusing on Billy Mitchell, the legendary, insubordinate World War I pilot who promoted and sold — some might say oversold — the idea of the competition.
13 “I was getting to a point where I was going to have to tell my management — you know, be insubordinate — because I couldn’t rush through that fast.”
14 The professor cited several instances of insubordinate behavior.
教授引用数个反抗行为的例证。
15 “They’re very insubordinate and churlish,” she said in a phone interview.
16 In return, I reprimanded him in the tone of a frustrated mother disciplining her insubordinate son.
17 “Who said that?” said the lieutenant, his eyes darting around the crammed room to see who had dared to be so insubordinate.
18 Richard Sherman, for example, developed a reputation for being an insubordinate diva who ripped on teammates and coaches before being arrested last summer on charges of burglary domestic violence.
19 They cited several instances of insubordinate behavior.
他们引用数个反抗行为的例证。
20 His behavior was unprofessional and insubordinate.
1 反抗
defiant revolt defiance react oppose defy in revolt negative rebel turbulent repugnant malcontent stand resistance rising ob- rise strive front kick combat resist withstand rebellious mutinous challenge reaction rebellion tackle reluctant revolting outbreak reluctance insubordination recalcitrate turn mutiny mutineer head stem counter dispute antagonize outface outstand insurgent disobedient malcontented renitent renitency hostility disobedience reactivity against repugn
2 不顺从的
inconformable nonconformist nonconforming undutiful unaccommodating unpliant unbiddable indocile disobedient recalcitrant unamenable unmalleable uncomplying incompliant
3 抗命的
5 冒犯的
8 不服从的
disobedient recalcitrant incompliant mutinous disloyal recusant unbiddable turbulent rebellious contumacious disobey unconformable
9 不顺从的人
10 反叛的
11 犯上
12 不顺从
inconformable nonconformist nonconforming undutiful unaccommodating unpliant noncompliance insubordination nonconformity nonobedience disobedient recalcitrant unbiddable unamenable unmalleable uncomplying incompliant disobedience nonconformance recalcitrate nonconform
13 冒犯
offensive unnecessary rude insulting slight offence outrage affront insubordination insult offend fallfoul of
15 反抗的
defiant negative rebel turbulent repugnant malcontent rebellious mutinous reluctant revolting insurgent disobedient malcontented renitent
16 不服从
disobedient recalcitrant incompliant disobediently disobedience insubordination nonconformance recalcitrate disobey defy recalcitrance non-compliance disloyal recusant impiety infringe bid defiance to give a line on unbiddable turbulent rebellious rebel resist contumacious unconformable recusancy contumacy