To disobey is to refuse to do what someone with authority tells you to do, or to refuse to follow a rule or a law. You can disobey a person — a parent, a teacher, an officer — or disobey a rule, an order, a sign.

To disobey is to refuse to do what someone with authority tells you to dodisobey就是拒絕做有權威的人叫你做的事, or to refuse to follow a rule or a law或是拒絕遵守一項規定或法律. You can disobey a person你可以disobey一個人 — a parent, a teacher, an officer像父母、老師、警官 — or disobey a rule, an order, a sign或disobey一項規定、命令、標誌

It is on purpose: you heard, you understood, you still did not do it. The word is plain and a little serious.

It is on purpose這是故意的: you heard, you understood, you still did not do it你聽到了、你懂了，但你還是沒做. The word is plain and a little serious這個字很直白，帶點嚴肅

Children hear “Don’t disobey me.” Adults hear it about laws and orders. Though actually, English also lets you disobey things that are not people: a rule, an instruction, even a doctor’s advice.

Children hear "Don't disobey me."小孩會聽到「Don't disobey me.」（不要不聽我的話） Adults hear it about laws and orders大人則是在講法律和命令時聽到它. Though actually不過事實上, English also lets you disobey things that are not people英文也可以disobey不是人的東西: a rule, an instruction, even a doctor's advice像一項規定、一則指示，甚至醫生的建議

What you cannot do in standard English is add a spare to: not “disobey to someone.”

What you cannot do in standard English is add a spare to在標準英文裡你不能多加一個to: not "disobey to someone."不能說「disobey to someone」