disobey

动词 disobey:

1. refuse to go along with; refuse to follow; be disobedient

1. Her pupil often get the rough edge of her tongue when they disobey her.
   学生不听她的话时，常遭到她粗暴的申斥。
2. Those who disobey must be punished by law.
   违法分子必须受到法律惩罚。
3. He disobeyed his mother and went to the party.
   他不听母亲的劝告，参加了那次聚会。

dis.o.bey

v.（动词）
dis.o.beyed,dis.o.bey.ing,dis.o.beys
v.intr.（不及物动词）
To refuse or fail to follow an order or a rule.
不服从，违抗：拒绝或不服从命令或规定
v.tr.（及物动词）
To refuse or fail to obey (an order or a rule).
不服从，违反：拒绝或不遵守（命令或规定）

来源：
Middle English disobeien
中古英语 disobeien
from Old French desobeir
源自 古法语 desobeir
from Vulgar Latin *disobedore
源自 俗拉丁语 *disobedore
Latin dis- [dis-]
拉丁语 dis- [表示.不，相反.的意思]
Latin oboedore [to obey] * see obey
拉丁语 oboedore [服从，顺从，遵守] *参见 obey

【引伸】
dis.obey.er
n.（名词）