insubordination

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But a few weeks later Woodle was called to his boss’s office on a Friday afternoon and fired without explanation, beyond “insubordination.”
然而，幾周后的一個(gè)星期五下午，伍德爾被他的上司叫到辦公室并被告之他被解雇了，而且除了“不服從上級(jí)”這點(diǎn)之外沒有其他任何解雇理由。
In Los Angeles in 1973, one Leonor Pendleton was fired for “incompetence, insubordination and failure to comply with job instructions” after refusing to make coffee.
1973年，在洛杉磯，一名秘書因?yàn)榫芙^泡咖啡，而被公司以“缺乏能力、不服從上級(jí)指示、未能按指示完成工作”為由辭退了。
We shall drum him out of the corps for insubordination.
我們將因他違抗命令而把他開除出部隊(duì)。

Now in the middle years of the seventeenth century during the English revolution that saw the execution of the king and saw the establishment of a non-monarchic republican government, Milton had practically invented the formal language, the literary language, of insubordination.
7世紀(jì)中期,英國(guó)革命期間，國(guó)王被處決,一個(gè)非君主制的共和國(guó)政府建立了起來，彌爾頓實(shí)際上創(chuàng)造出了一套正式詞匯，一套用來表述“反抗“的文學(xué)詞匯。
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