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n. 革命；彻底变革
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total change in the way of doing things
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The revolution brought happiness to the people.
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革命给人民带来了幸福。
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n. 循环一周
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a motion round some point in a circle
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China's first manmade satellite made one complete revolution round the earth in 144 minutes.
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中国第一颗人造卫星每144分钟绕地球一周。
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The earth makes one revolution round the sun in about 365 days.
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地球绕太阳转一周约365天。
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n. 革命性的变化；彻底的改变
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a complete change
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The use of television caused a revolution in our education.
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电视的使用使我们的教育发生了一场革命。
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n. 旋转
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the act of revolving or turning round (cf. Rotation)
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The revolution of the earth causes day and night.
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地球的自转形成白天和夜晚。
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