mutiny
/ˈmjuːtəni/
American
- n. 兵变, 叛变
- v. 反叛, 哗变
- Definition
- n. an act of refusing to obey the orders of people in authority, especially at sea
- v. to refuse to obey the orders of people in authority
- Example
- The sailors staged a mutiny after months of unfair treatment.
- 水手们在忍受数月不公待遇后发动了兵变。