How to Say “Revolution” in Spanish

revolución
/reboluˈθjon/feminine
The Spanish word for "revolution" is revolución.
revolución refers to a political upheaval.
Meaning: political upheaval (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

revolución is a feminine noun, so it is preceded by the feminine article la to say "the revolution" (la revolución). The plural form of this word is revoluciones.

How do you pronounce it?

/reboluˈθjon/

Did you know?

  • In Spanish, revolución is used for both political upheavals and the orbit of a planet around a star. This dual meaning highlights the connection between a cycle returning to its start and a society overturning its order.
  • The Spanish word revolución shares the same root as revolver, which means 'to stir' or 'to mix'. This links the idea of a political revolution to the physical act of churning or upsetting a settled substance.
  • In many Latin American historical texts, revolución is used interchangeably as a synonym for guerra civil, or 'civil war'.

Examples in context

  • Esta es nuestra revolución.
    This is our revolution.
    This sentence shows how to use revolución with a possessive pronoun.
    Tatoeba #13365165 by Lernema, translation #13365003 by Igider
  • No se televisará la revolución.
    The revolution will not be televised.
    This sentence uses revolución in a statement about television.
    Tatoeba #8014763 by Seael, translation #8014760 by Seael
  • Necesitamos una revolución política.
    We need a political revolution.
    This sentence demonstrates how to use revolución with a political adjective.
    Tatoeba #7974124 by Seael, translation #5076815 by al_ex_an_der
  • La revolución francesa cambió el curso de la historia europea.
    The French revolution changed the course of European history.
  • El alzamiento del pueblo se llevó a cabo siguiendo una estrategia bien planificada.
    The people's revolt was carried out following a well-planned strategy.
  • ¡La fiesta fue una verdadera pachanga! Fue una revolución de alegría y baile.
    The party was a real pachanga! It was a revolution of joy and dancing.
  • 40 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a history book in a cafe.

  1. Daniel

    ¿Leíste sobre la revolución?
    Did you read about the revolution?
  2. María

    Sí, es un libro increíble.
    Yes, it is an incredible book.
  3. Daniel

    María, la historia es fascinante.
    Maria, history is fascinating.
  4. María

    Daniel, tienes mucha razón.
    Daniel, you are very right.

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