revolución

Meaning

1. (feminine) revolution, revolt
2. (feminine) revolution (act of revolving)

Hyphenated as

re‧vo‧lu‧ción

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/reboluˈθjoŋ/

Etymology

Borrowed from Late Latin revolūtiō, revolūtiōnem, from Latin revolvō.

Sentences

Logo da Revolución foi director de Mantemento no Ministerio de Industria.

After the Revolution he was Director of Maintenance at the Ministry of Industry.

Pero a Revolución francesa condicionou a súa actuación na política española .

But the French Revolution conditioned his performance in Spanish politics.

A revolución non sobrevivirá como poder independente tralo segundo goberno de Largo Caballero.

The revolution will not survive as an independent power after the second government of Largo Caballero.

Conformaba o principal elemento de resposta dos bolxeviques durante devandita revolución .

It was the main element of the Bolsheviks' response during the revolution.

Estruturalmente as súas ecuacións de equilibrio corresponden a unha lámina de revolución .

Structurally their equilibrium equations correspond to a sheet of revolution.