rebel
US /ˈreb.əl/
UK /ˈreb.əl/
1.
Rebell, Aufständischer
a person who rises in opposition or armed resistance against an established government or ruler
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The rebels stormed the capital city.
Die Rebellen stürmten die Hauptstadt.
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He was a political rebel throughout his life.
Er war sein ganzes Leben lang ein politischer Rebell.
2.
Rebell, Nonkonformist
a person who resists authority, control, or convention
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She's always been a bit of a rebel, questioning everything.
Sie war schon immer ein kleiner Rebell, der alles hinterfragt hat.
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He's a fashion rebel, never following trends.
Er ist ein Mode-Rebell, der nie Trends folgt.
1.
rebellieren, aufbegehren
to rise in opposition or armed resistance to an established government or ruler
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The people decided to rebel against the oppressive regime.
Das Volk beschloss, gegen das repressive Regime zu rebellieren.
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They threatened to rebel if their demands were not met.
Sie drohten zu rebellieren, wenn ihre Forderungen nicht erfüllt würden.
2.
rebellieren, sich widersetzen
to resist authority, control, or convention
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Teenagers often rebel against their parents' rules.
Teenager rebellieren oft gegen die Regeln ihrer Eltern.
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He likes to rebel against traditional fashion norms.
Er mag es, gegen traditionelle Modenormen zu rebellieren.