revolution
英単語「revolution」の日本語の意味
米 /ˌrɛvəˈluːʃən/ · 英 /ˌrevəˈluːʃən/
revolution の意味: 革命、大変革、回転、政治変革、公転
名詞
革命
民衆が、しばしば武力で政府を倒し、新しい政府に替える運動。
やさしい英語で: A movement in which a country’s people remove their government and replace it, often using force.
- The revolution ended the king’s rule.
- Many people joined the revolution.
- Several revolutions began with demands for food and freedom.
革命、大変革
物事のやり方や考え方を大きく変える変化。
やさしい英語で: A very large change in how people do something or think about it.
- The internet caused a revolution in shopping.
- The digital revolution changed how we communicate.
- Several scientific revolutions have transformed medicine.
回転
物が自分の中心や軸の周りを一周すること。
やさしい英語で: One complete turn of something around its own centre or central line.
- The wheel made one revolution.
- Count the revolutions as the shaft turns.
- The motor runs at three thousand revolutions per minute.
革命、政治変革
政府や国の統治の仕組みを大きく変える政治的な変化。
やさしい英語で: A major political change that transforms a government or the way a country is ruled.
- The revolution changed the country’s government.
- A peaceful revolution replaced the monarchy with a republic.
- The constitution reflected the ideals of the revolution.
公転
惑星などの天体が、別の天体の周りを一周すること。
やさしい英語で: One complete journey of a planet or other body around another body in space.
- The planet completed one revolution.
- Each revolution of the moon takes about a month.
- The satellite’s period of revolution is ninety minutes.
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