How do you use "revolution" in a sentence?

The industrial revolution transformed society. The Earth completes one revolution around the Sun each year. This discovery could start a revolution in medicine.

revolution

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意味: A dramatic and wide-reaching change; overthrow of a government

革命，巨变，旋转

revolución, giro, transformación

革命、回転、大変革

혁명, 회전, 대변혁

A revolution is a dramatic and wide-reaching change in conditions or attitudes, or the overthrow of a government by force. In science, it can refer to one complete orbit around something. The adjective 'revolutionary' describes something radically new or innovative.

revolution是指条件或态度的戏剧性和广泛的变化，或以武力推翻政府。在科学中，它可以指围绕某物完成一次公转。形容词「revolutionary」描述根本性的新事物或创新。

Una revolution es un cambio dramático y de gran alcance en las condiciones o actitudes, o el derrocamiento de un gobierno por la fuerza. En ciencia, puede referirse a una órbita completa alrededor de algo. El adjetivo «revolutionary» describe algo radicalmente nuevo o innovador.

revolutionは、状況や態度の劇的で広範囲にわたる変化、または武力による政府の転覆です。科学では、何かの周りを一周することを指すことがあります。形容詞の「revolutionary」は根本的に新しいまたは革新的なものを表します。

Revolution은 상황이나 태도에 있어서의 극적이고 광범위한 변화, 또는 무력에 의한 정부 전복을 의미합니다. 과학에서는 어떤 것 주위를 한 바퀴 도는 것을 가리키기도 합니다. 형용사 'revolutionary'는 근본적으로 새롭거나 혁신적인 것을 나타냅니다.

例文

The industrial revolution transformed society.
工业革命改变了社会。
La revolución industrial transformó la sociedad.
産業革命は社会を変革しました。
산업혁명은 사회를 변혁시켰습니다.
The Earth completes one revolution around the Sun each year.
地球每年绕太阳公转一周。
La Tierra completa una revolución alrededor del Sol cada año.
地球は毎年太陽の周りを一周します。
지구는 매년 태양 주위를 한 바퀴 공전합니다.
This discovery could start a revolution in medicine.
这一发现可能引发医学革命。
Este descubrimiento podría iniciar una revolución en la medicina.
この発見は医学に革命を起こす可能性があります。
이 발견은 의학에 혁명을 일으킬 수 있습니다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: general

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

From Old French 'revolution', from Late Latin 'revolutionem' meaning 'a revolving', from 'revolutus', past participle of 'revolvere' (to turn, roll back). Originally an astronomical term; the political sense emerged in the 15th century.

文化的背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

ストーリーと豆知識

From Latin 'revolutio' meaning 'a turn around.' Originally an astronomical term for celestial bodies completing orbits. Its political meaning emerged in the 17th century, with events like the English Revolution (1688) and later the French Revolution (1789).

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