Sommario
rebellion {sostantivo}
rivolta · ribellione · insurrezione · sommossa · sedizione · sollevazione
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "rebellion"
"rebellion" traduzione italiano
rebellion {sostantivo}
And even people who faced the rebellion of 1963, after our independence, they didn't believe what was happening.
I think I can tell you: it created a savage and barbarous capitalism in that country, which has incited its citizens to rebellion.
The rebellion and despair of these men in the face of a directive produced by the hawks of economic globalisation is understandable.
Rebellion, violent aggression, and for some, a tendency to reject wholesale in the same way the author of these suggestions and all those
youth rebellion.
rebellion {sostantivo} (anche: rising, revolt, uprising)
How can we describe these new massacres and this Palestinian rebellion.
Oppressive dictatorships were backed for fear of mass rebellion.
there was will in it, and intention, power and purpose -- a social, ethical rage and rebellion --
That's because the art of serious play is about invention, change, rebellion -- not perfection.
People fear them -- they help the rebellion a lot.
rebellion {sostantivo} (anche: rising, revolt, uprising, insurrection)
rebellion {sostantivo} (anche: revolt, rising)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "rebellion":
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Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "rebellion" in Italiano
Those with whom I have talked say that the rebellion that has just taken place cannot be characterised simply as Maoist, but is a general trend.
Who knows, it might even have been part of the background of the rebellion against the Deutsche Börse leadership, which you in Germany have such nice nicknames for.
The Holy Father John Paul II reminded us that the seeds of destabilisation, rebellion and violence are inevitably sown when human rights are neglected or even abused.
These events are suddenly taking place at a time when the ex-rebellion forces had decided to announce their imminent return to the institutions of the government of national reconciliation.
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