insubordination

n.

不顺从，反抗；

1. That is tantamount to insubordination.
   那等于是不服从命令。
2. The worker was disciplined for insubordination.
   这个工人因为不服从而受到惩罚。
3. John was dismissed for insubordination.
   约翰因违抗命令而被开除。
4. Two officers were reported for insubordination.
   两名军官被举发违抗命令。

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Creative insubordination of school principals and the legitimacy of the justifiable
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The French Communist Party and French Contingent Soldiers during the Algerian War: Favour Insubordination or Accept Mobilisation?