Revolutionär
derNounrevolutionary
English translations
- 01
German meaning: Etwas, das eine grundlegende Veränderung oder Umwälzung bewirkt. English meaning: Revolutionary Synonym: bahnbrechend, umwälzend German example: Das neue Produkt ist revolutionär für die Branche. English example: The new product is revolutionary for the industry. Type: Adjective: Comparative: revolutionärerSuperlative: am revolutionärsten
- 02
revolutionary
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein Revolutionär ist eine Person, die sich für eine radikale Veränderung der politischen oder sozialen Ordnung einsetzt.
- English meaning
- Revolutionary
- Synonym
- Umstürzler, Neuerer
- German example
- Che Guevara war ein bekannter Revolutionär.
- English example
- Che Guevara was a well-known revolutionary.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Revolutionär
- Plural Form
- die Revolutionäre
Related words
- konterrevolutionär
counterrevolutionary
- Revolutionärin
Revolutionary (female)
- konterrevolutionär
Counter-revolutionary
- bahnbrechend
groundbreaking
- bilderstürmerisch
Rebelling against traditional values and norms; destructive towards established beliefs.
- umstürzlerisch
subversive
- Umstürzler
Subversive
- Märzrevolution
March Revolution
- Maoismus
Maoism is a variant of Marxism-Leninism developed by Mao Zedong, emphasizing the peasantry as a revolutionary force.
- Trotzkismus
Trotskyism
- Trotzkist
Trotskyist
- Trotzkistin
Trotskyist (female)
- Aufrührer
A rebel is a person who rebels against an existing order, authority, or government and actively tries to overthrow it.
- Rebell
A rebel is a person who opposes an established authority, government, or social norms.
- Aufrührerin
Rebel, insurgent
- Rebellin
Rebel (female)
- Lumpenproletariat
lumpenproletariat
- Umkrempler
Reformer
- Revoluzzer
Revolutionary
- jakobinisch
Jacobin
- Anarchist
Anarchist
Example sentences with “Revolutionär”
Das war eine revolutionäre Erfindung. (That was a revolutionary invention.)
Frequently asked questions
How is it pronounced?
It is pronounced with a German 'v' (like an 'f' sound) and emphasis on the last syllable.