sublevar
Dicen que California se ha sublevado y que hay que frenarla. | They say California has gone rogue and that it has to be reined in. |
Su pueblo se ha sublevado contra una dictadura y aspira a vivir en una democracia similar aEstados Unidos. | Its people have supposedly risen up against a dictatorship and aspire to live in a democracy like the United States. |
Es una nación rebelde que se ha sublevado contra mí. | They are people from a nation that has rebelled against me. |
Y solamente menor de los hijos de las Coronas ha sublevado contra el padre. | And only younger from sons of Crones has risen against the father. |
Este malvado se ha sublevado contra el rey David. | He has turned against King David. |
El pueblo se ha sublevado. | The people have risen. |
Se me ha sublevado. | He went rogue on me. |
Cada vez que se ha sublevado, fue aplastado por los de arriba y traicionado por quienes pretendían representarlo. | Whenever this people rebelled, it was crushed by those above and betrayed by those who claimed to represent us. |
Cada uno de los estados de la República se ha sublevado ya y rinde cuentas semanalmente a Carranza; en todos esos estados la revolución progresa. | Every state in the Republic is now in revolt, reporting to Carranza at least weekly—and in all these states the revolution steadily gains. |
Meramente alegar que uno ha informado en privado la persona que uno esta a punto de criticar, de por si, no exonera el acto de actualmente categorizar 'para siempre' la persona que uno ha sublevado. | Merely stating that one has in fact privately informed the person one is about to criticize does not, in and of itself, exonerate the act of 'eternally' labeling he/she who has been impinged. |
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