disobeying

英 [ˌdɪsəˈbeɪɪŋ]

美 [ˌdɪsəˈbeɪɪŋ]

v.  不服从; 不顺从; 违抗
disobey的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 不服从;违抗
  When someonedisobeysa person or an order, they deliberately do not do what they have been told to do.
  1. ...a naughty boy who often disobeyed his mother and father...
     一个经常和父母对着干的淘气男孩
  2. He urged Russian soldiers to disobey orders if asked to fire on civilian targets...
     他鼓动俄国士兵若被要求向平民开火就抗命不从。
  3. They were threatened with punishment if they disobeyed.
     他们受到恐吓，如若违抗就会受到惩罚。

双语例句

• She was dismissed from her job for disobeying the company safety regulations.
  她不遵守公司的安全制度，被解雇了。
• You come to these schools with your own background-be it traditional or free-with discipline or without discipline, obeying or reluctant and disobeying, in revolt or conforming.
  你来到这些学校里，带着自己传统的或自由的背景，有纪律或无纪律，服从或犹豫或不服从，反抗或顺应。
• She says she's not going to stand for her own children disobeying her.
  他说她不容许自己的小孩不服从她。
• The penalty for disobeying the law was death.
  不遵守该法律的刑罚是死刑。
• Disobeying the law can head to trouble.
  不守法可能会引起麻烦。
• She is likely to be court-martialled for disobeying her commanding officer.
  她可能因违抗指挥官而受到军法审判。
• But the justness of law is not able to explain the phenomenon of obeying or disobeying the law, whose value not be agreed with.
  但法律正当论并不能解释并不认同法律价值的人遵守法律的现象。
• The major was degraded for disobeying orders.
  这个少校因不服从命令而被降级。
• The traffic policeman emphasizes the potential danger of disobeying the traffic laws.
  交警强调了违反交通规则的潜在危险。
• He was degraded for disobeying orders.
  他因不服从命令而受到降级处分。