mutinous
gb/mjˈutənəs/ us/mjˈutənəs/
C1
Kiingereza
zendülő, lázadó
C1
FORMAL
1
Muundo wa matumizi:
mutinous [soldiers/crew/troops/prisoners]
The captain ordered the mutinous crew confined below deck.
A kapitány elrendelte, hogy a zendülő legénységet zárják a fedélzet alá.
Reports said several mutinous soldiers had refused to follow orders.
A jelentések szerint több zendülő katona megtagadta a parancs teljesítését.
The government moved quickly to arrest the mutinous officers.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The mutinous soldiers did not obey their leader.
A zendülő katonák nem engedelmeskedtek a vezetőjüknek.
A mutinous crew tried to take control of the ship.
Egy zendülő legénység megpróbálta átvenni a hajó irányítását.
Kosa la kawaida:
Often confused with general 'angry' or 'violent'; it specifically suggests rebellion against authority, often organized.
Maana
rebelling against military authority
Miunganiko ya maneno
mutinous crew
|mutinous soldiers
|mutinous troops
|mutinous sailors
|mutinous prisoners
|mutinous uprising
|mutinous revolt
|mutinous behavior
|mutinous faction
|mutinous mood
Visawe
rebellious (Broader; not limited to military command structures.)
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insubordinate (Emphasizes refusal to obey orders, often in a workplace or military context.)
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seditious (Stronger and more political; suggests inciting resistance against the state.)
Vinyume
loyal (Faithful to leaders or a cause, not rebellious.)
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obedient (Willing to follow orders and rules.)
Mada
military
|law
|conflict
|politics
|history
Ufafanuzi
ready to rebel against leaders, especially in the military
(Especially of soldiers, sailors, or prisoners) involved in, threatening, or showing a willingness to take part in a mutiny against those in command.
C1
FORMAL
2
lázadó
B2
Muundo wa matumizi:
mutinous [crowd/attitude/teenagers/students]
The principal faced a mutinous group of students refusing to return to class.
Az igazgatónak egy lázadó diákcsoporttal kellett szembenéznie, amely nem volt hajlandó visszamenni az órára.
After the pay cut, the staff became increasingly mutinous.
A fizetéscsökkentés után a dolgozók egyre lázadóbbá váltak.
Her mutinous tone made it clear she would not accept the decision.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The workers became mutinous after the new rules.
A dolgozók lázadóvá váltak az új szabályok miatt.
He gave a mutinous look when told to stop.
Dacos pillantást vetett, amikor azt mondták neki, hogy hagyja abba.
Kosa la kawaida:
Do not use it as a simple synonym for 'noisy' or 'rude' unless the idea of resisting authority is clear.
Maana
defiantly disobedient; rebellious
Miunganiko ya maneno
mutinous crowd
|mutinous teenagers
|mutinous students
|mutinous attitude
|mutinous tone
|mutinous staff
|mutinous workers
|mutinous reaction
|mutinous voices
|mutinous silence
Visawe
defiant (Focuses on boldly resisting authority, not necessarily collective rebellion.)
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unruly (Suggests hard to control, often because of disorderly behavior.)
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recalcitrant (More formal; emphasizes stubborn resistance to control.)
Vinyume
compliant (Willing to do what is asked or required.)
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submissive (Readily yielding to others' control or authority.)
Mada
emotions
|society
|work
Ufafanuzi
not willing to be controlled; rebellious
Defiantly unwilling to accept control, rules, or authority; openly rebellious in attitude or behavior.
Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
mutinous
IPA
GB/mjˈutənəs/
US/mjˈutənəs/
Silabi na mkazo
mutin - ous (silabi 2)
Stress on 1st syllable (mutin)
Maumbo ya neno
Adjective
- Base: mutinous
- Comparative: mutinouser
- Superlative: mutinousest
Familia ya neno
Forms
mutinouser
adjective
mutinousest
adjective
Core family
mutiny
noun C1
mutineer
noun
Advanced or less common
mutinously
adverb C2
Semi
Bado hakuna semi zilizounganishwa na ingizo hili.