revolutionary in Japanese
revolutionary in Japanese is 革命的, 革命家 — revolutionary means involving a complete or dramatic change.
revolutionary in Japanese
革命的
Pronounced: kakumeiteki
Of or pertaining to a revolution in government; tending to, or promoting, revolution
革命家
Pronounced: kakumeika
A revolutionist; a person who revolts.
What does "revolutionary" mean?
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adj Involving a complete or dramatic change.
"The vaccine was a revolutionary breakthrough in medicine."
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noun A person who takes part in, or advocates, a political revolution.
"The old revolutionary spent his final years writing memoirs."
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revolutionary in a sentence
- The vaccine was a revolutionary breakthrough in medicine.
- The company launched a revolutionary design that changed how people use phones.
- The old revolutionary spent his final years writing memoirs.
- In the novel, a young revolutionary hides in the mountains.
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What is "revolutionary" in Japanese?
"revolutionary" in Japanese is 革命的, 革命家. revolutionary means: Involving a complete or dramatic change.
How do you pronounce 革命的?
"revolutionary" in Japanese is 革命的, pronounced "kakumeiteki".
How do you use "revolutionary" in a sentence?
Example: "The vaccine was a revolutionary breakthrough in medicine." In Japanese, "revolutionary" is 革命的, 革命家.
Are there other ways to say "revolutionary" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "revolutionary": 革命的, 革命家.
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