Hva betyr revolution på engelsk og Hva er definisjonen av revolution?

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revolution Betydning, definisjon, uttale, grammatikk og synonymer❤️

0 when people fight against a government to get rid of it -- revolusjon [ masculine ]
- the French revolution den franske revolusjon
1 an extreme change in the way sth is done -- revolusjon [ masculine ]
- The Internet has brought about a revolution in knowledge sharing. Internett har avstedkommet en revolusjon i delingen av kunnskap.
2 the movement of sth around a central point -- omdreining [ masculine ]
- an engine turning at 3000 revolutions per minute en motor som går med 3000 omdreininger pr. minutt
3 (the act of making) a successful, violent attempt to change or remove a government etc -- revolusjon
- the American Revolution.
4 a complete change in ideas, methods etc -- omveltning
- There’s been a complete revolution in the way things are done in this office.
5 a complete circle or turn round a central point, axis etc (eg as made by a record turning on a record-player, or the Earth moving on its axis or round the Sun). -- omdreining

Rather, he stressed that the more people, the greater the energy for socialist revolution and construction.
This context helps explain the historical significance of the early twentieth-century debate about the origins of the scientific revolution.
This biomedical revolution includes procedures and strategies in therapy, diagnosis, and prevention of diseases.
By no means, however, does such a development imply a scientific revolution or paradigm change.
But certainly he lived in an age when humanism and the scientific revolution had affected the way people thought.
Whether this calls for a new and "universally acceptable definition" of revolution that encompasses all that the author suggests is neither obvious nor realistic.
This view places her squarely in the camp of scholars who emphasize the external factors of revolution.
It dodges the ' military revolution ' question in favour of exploring the size, behaviour and experiences of armies and fighting.