insurgency
gb/ɪnsˈɚd͡ʒənsi/ us/ɪnsˈɚd͡ʒənsi/
C1
英语
~ 8700
义项
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名词
formal
C1
event
1
organized armed rebellion against authority
A long, organized fight with weapons by a group of people who want to remove a government or other authority.
用法模式：
an insurgency against [a government/authority]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use "insurgency" for any kind of protest or disagreement. In standard use, "insurgency" almost always involves organized groups using weapons or violence against a government or authority over time. For simple protests without weapons, words like "protest" or "demonstration" are more appropriate.
近义词
insurrection (Often slightly more formal or legal; focuses strongly on the act of rising up against authority, sometimes without emphasizing the long, ongoing conflict.)
反义词
loyalty (Describes support and obedience to a government or authority instead of rebellion against it.)
搭配
armed insurgency
|launch an insurgency
|crush the insurgency
|insurgency against the government
|growing insurgency
主题
politics
|military
|conflict
|law
例句
- The government deployed extra troops to regions affected by the insurgency.
- Talks between rebel leaders and the army failed to end the insurgency.
- The country has struggled with a violent insurgency for more than a decade.
- Foreign powers were accused of secretly funding the insurgency.
学习者例句
- The army is fighting an insurgency in the north of the country.
- Peace talks aim to stop the insurgency.
- Many people left the area because of the insurgency.
- The government wants to end the insurgency without more bloodshed.
名词
formal
C2
event
2
strong organized challenge to a system
A strong, organized effort by a group to change or remove people in power or an old system, sometimes used in business or politics without real fighting.
用法模式：
an insurgency within [a party/organization/system]
常见错误：
Learners may overextend this figurative meaning and use "insurgency" for any small change or new idea. In figurative use, it still suggests a strong, organized challenge to people or systems in power, not just normal competition or simple disagreement.
近义词
rebellion (Can be physical or purely political; often slightly broader and more general, not always suggesting armed conflict in this figurative use.)
反义词
establishment (Refers to the existing powers and institutions that an insurgency tries to challenge or replace.)
搭配
political insurgency
|grassroots insurgency
|party insurgency
|digital insurgency
主题
politics
|business
|society
例句
- A populist insurgency inside the party is challenging its long-time leaders.
- Startups are leading an insurgency against traditional banks by offering mobile-only services.
- Some analysts describe the movement as an insurgency against global economic elites.
- The chairman resigned after an internal insurgency from younger members of the board.
学习者例句
- A new group started an insurgency inside the political party.
- Small online shops are leading an insurgency against big stores.
- Young members began an insurgency against the old leaders.
- The digital insurgency is changing how people buy products.
语法
词典原形
insurgency
IPA
GB/ɪnsˈɚd͡ʒənsi/
US/ɪnsˈɚd͡ʒənsi/
音节与重音
in - sur - gency （3 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (sur)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: insurgency
- Plural: insurgencies, insurgency
词族
相关表达
counter-insurgency
1/kˈaʊntɚ ɪnsˈɚd͡ʒənsi/
fixed phrase
technical
actions to defeat an insurgency
Military and political actions that try to stop or control an insurgency and win support from the local people.
例句
- The army launched a new counter-insurgency campaign in the troubled region.
- Modern counter-insurgency strategies focus on protecting civilians and building trust with local communities.