évolution angolul
| Francia | Angol |
|---|---|
| évolution nom {f} | change [changes]◼◼◼(the process of becoming different) evolution [evolutions]◼◼◼(biology: change in the genetic composition of a population over time) evolution [evolutions]◼◼◼(general: a gradual process of development) |
| évolution convergente nom {f} | convergent evolution◼◼◼noun |
| évolutionnaire adjectif | evolutionary◼◼◼(of or relating to evolution) |
| évolutionnel adjectif {m} | evolutional◼◼◼(of or pertaining to evolution, or coming about as a result of its principles) |
| évolutionniste nom {m} nom {f} | evolutionist [evolutionists]◼◼◼(a proponent or supporter of evolutionism) |
| évolutionniste adjectif | evolutionistic◼◻◻(of or pertaining to evolutionism) |
| antirévolutionnaire adjectif | antirevolutionary◼◼◼(opposing a revolution) |
| biologie de l’évolution nom {f} | evolutionary biology◼◼◼(sub-field of biology) |
| calendrier révolutionnaire français nom propre {m} | French Republican Calendar◼◼◼(calendar used for twelve years in revolutionary France) |
| contre-révolutionnaire adjectif | counterrevolutionary◼◼◼(in opposition to a revolution) |
| contre-révolutionnaire nom {m} nom {f} | counterrevolutionary◼◼◼(person who opposes a revolution) |
| coévolution nom {f} | coevolution◼◼◼(evolution featuring mutual adaptation) |
| dévolution nom {f} | devolution [devolutions]◼◼◼(a rolling down) |
| grande révolution culturelle prolétarienne nom {f} | Cultural Revolution◼◼◼(Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution) |
| postrévolutionnaire adjectif | postrevolutionary◼◼◼(occurring after a revolution) |
| Printemps des révolutions nom propre {m} | Springtime of Nations(period 1848-49 in Europe characterised by revolutions) |
| prérévolutionnaire adjectif | prerevolutionary◼◼◼(occurring before a revolution) |
| révolution nom {f} | revolution [revolutions]◼◼◼(political upheaval) revolution [revolutions]◼◼◼(removal and replacement of a government) revolution [revolutions]◼◼◼(traversal of one body through an orbit around another body) revolution [revolutions]◼◼◼(turning of an object around an axis) |
| révolution copernicienne nom {f} | Copernican Revolution◼◼◼(paradigm shift) |
| révolution culturelle nom {f} | Cultural Revolution◼◼◼(any Cultural Revolution) Cultural Revolution◼◼◼(Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution) |
| révolution de palais nom {f} | palace coup◼◼◼noun |
| révolution de velours nom {f} | Velvet Revolution◼◼◼(any non-violent political revolution) |
| Révolution française nom {f} | French Revolution◼◼◼(revolution in France from 1789-1799) |
| révolution industrielle nom {f} | Industrial Revolution◼◼◼(major technological change in the late 18th and early 19th century) |
| révolution sexuelle nom {f} | sexual revolution◼◼◼(period in which attitudes towards sexual behavior undergo a substantial change) |
| Révolution tranquille nom {f} | Quiet Revolution◼◼◼proper noun |
| révolution verte nom {f} | Green Revolution◼◼◼proper noun |
| révolutionnaire adjectif | revolutionary◼◼◼(of or pertaining to a revolution in government) groundbreaking◼◼◻(innovative) |
| révolutionnaire nom {m} nom {f} | revolutionary [revolutionaries]◼◼◼(a revolutionist; a person who revolts) |
| révolutionnairement adverbe | revolutionarily◼◼◼adverb |
| révolutionner verbe | revolutionize [revolutionized, revolutionizing, revolutionizes]◼◼◼(to radically or significantly change, as in a revolution) |
| solide de révolution nom {m} | solid of revolution◼◼◼(solid produced rotating a two-dimensional curve through 360° about an axis) |
| théorie de l'évolution nom {f} | evolutionary theory◼◼◼(theory of evolution) |
