rebel
US /ˈreb.əl/
UK /ˈreb.əl/
1.
rebelde, insurgente
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.
Los rebeldes asaltaron la capital.
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He was a political rebel throughout his life.
Fue un rebelde político durante toda su vida.
2.
rebelde, inconformista
a person who resists authority, control, or convention
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She's always been a bit of a rebel, questioning everything.
Siempre ha sido un poco rebelde, cuestionando todo.
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He's a fashion rebel, never following trends.
Es un rebelde de la moda, nunca sigue las tendencias.
1.
rebelarse, sublevarse
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.
El pueblo decidió rebelarse contra el régimen opresor.
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They threatened to rebel if their demands were not met.
Amenazaron con rebelarse si no se cumplían sus demandas.
2.
rebelarse, oponerse
to resist authority, control, or convention
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Teenagers often rebel against their parents' rules.
Los adolescentes a menudo se rebelan contra las reglas de sus padres.
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He likes to rebel against traditional fashion norms.
Le gusta rebelarse contra las normas de la moda tradicional.