revolutions

英 [ˌrɛvəˈluːʃənz]

美 [ˌrɛvəˈluʃənz]

n.  革命; 巨变; 大变革; (环绕中心点的)旋转; (尤指)天体运行
revolution的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 革命;武装运动
  Arevolutionis a successful attempt by a large group of people to change the political system of their country by force.
  1. The period since the revolution has been one of political turmoil.
     革命爆发后就陷入了政治动乱期。
  2. ...after the French Revolution.
     法国革命之后
  3. ...before the 1917 Revolution.
     1917年革命之前
• N-COUNT 重大变革;巨大变化
  Arevolutionin a particular area of human activity is an important change in that area.
  1. The nineteenth century witnessed a revolution in ship design and propulsion.
     19世纪船舶设计和船舶动力领域发生了重大的变革。
  2. ...the industrial revolution.
     工业革命

双语例句

• Europeans, more than anyone else, need the revolutions to succeed to safeguard their own security and prosperity.
  欧洲人远比其他任何人都需要这场革命获得成功，以维护自身的安全和繁荣。
• Some experts say this new understanding is one of the most important revolutions in scientific thought.
  一些专家认为，这个新的认识是科学思想上的最重要的变革之一。
• In the French revolutions this double revolt is clear and plain.
  法国革命中，这种两重反抗是明白和率直的。
• Meanwhile, in the postwar decades, the West underwent a series of consumer revolutions.
  而与此同时，西方在战后数十年经历了一连串的消费者革命。
• As with many technological revolutions, you are unlikely to be aware of it
  就像诸多的技术革命一样，你可能不太会注意到它。
• The Arab revolutions are not over, despite talk of the onset of winter.
  尽管有人说阿拉伯革命开始进入了“冬季”，但革命并没有结束。
• But thanks to these revolutions, we might now actually find out something about Arab countries.
  不过多亏了这些革命，我们也许总算对阿拉伯国家有了一些了解。
• For in these revolutions, the one who revolts is not the people; it is the king.
  错了。因为，在革命中反抗的不是人民，而是国王。
• He had a childish fascination for battles and revolutions.
  他对战斗和革命有关孩子般的迷恋。
• Revolutions are all similar to each other, but every revolution has its own details and character.
  革命都彼此相似，但每一个革命都有自己的细节和特点。