Mutineer Meaning in English
word
ˌmjutəˈnɪɹ
myoo-tuh-NEER
mjˌuːtɪnˈiə
myoo-tin-EE-uh
التعريف
A mutineer is someone, usually in the military or on a ship, who rebels against the person in charge or refuses to obey orders.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Formal/historical term, mainly used for rebellion in ships or military. Not used for general rebels or protesters. Pair with 'mutiny' (the act) and often appears in historical and adventure contexts.
Spanish: amotinador - sublevadoPortuguese (BR): motimista - amotinadoPortuguese (PT): amotinador - motimistaChinese (Simplified): 叛变者 - 反叛者Chinese (Traditional): 叛變者 - 反叛者Hindi: विद्रोही (जहाज़ या सेना में)Arabic: متمرد (خاصة في الجيش أو البحر) - عاصٍBengali: বিদ্রোহী (নৌবাহিনী / সামরিক বিদ্রোহে)Russian: мятежник (на корабле или в армии)Japanese: 反乱者 (軍隊または船の乗組員の場合)Vietnamese: kẻ nổi loạn (trên tàu, trong quân đội)Korean: 반란자 (군대나 선박 등)Turkish: isyancı (gemi veya askeri context)Urdu: باغی (فوج یا جہاز میں)Indonesian: người làm loạn (trên tàu hoặc trong quân đội)
جمل نموذجية
The navy punished the mutineer for disobeying orders.
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A mutineer began to organize the crew against the captain.
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Each mutineer faced a trial for his actions.
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"That mutineer tried to take control of the ship!" the officer shouted.
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It’s hard to trust a mutineer after what happened last night.
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Years later, the former mutineer wrote a book about his life at sea.
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