Definition of permanent revolution in English:

permanent revolution

noun

mass noun

The state or condition, envisaged by Leon Trotsky, of a country's continuing revolutionary progress being dependent on a continuing process of revolution in other countries.
“持续革命”（里昂·托洛茨基假想的一种状态：一个国家持续革命发展取决于别国革命持续发展的进程）
Example sentencesExamples
- A new revolutionary party of the working class and oppressed must be built on the basis of the strategy of permanent revolution.
- In his analysis of the revolutionary events of 1905, Trotsky, in collaboration with Lev Deutsch and Alexander Helphand, developed the theory of permanent revolution.
- In considering the question of socialism in one country vs. permanent revolution we are dealing with theoretical foundations of the Trotskyist movement.
- It's the effect of their permanent revolution, their intense circulation, their instantaneous magnetism.
- In truth, they are radicals, combining aspects of Wilsonian ambition to remake the world with Troskyist notions of permanent revolution.
- The history of the past half-century entirely confirms - if only in the negative - the theory of permanent revolution.
- Stalinist and other critics of Trotsky attacked his concept of permanent revolution.
- His permanent revolution theory, put very crudely, proposed that in Russia the two stages could be collapsed into one.
- Slavery intensifies and thus deforms relationships of social inequality, whereas permanent revolution disfigures equality of social conditions.
- It was a powerful vindication of Leon Trotsky's theory of permanent revolution.
- When the inequalities start cropping up again, though, do we just go back to the desert island and start over, in a kind of bleak permanent revolution?
- Thus permanent revolution will become, for the Russian proletariat, a matter of class self-preservation.
- Eight decades later, the implications of the struggle between the theory of permanent revolution and socialism in one country are plain to see.
- I think the theory of permanent revolution applies here too.
- Put simply, this is Trotsky's theories of combined and uneven development and of permanent revolution played out on a galactic scale.
- Here are two new blogs that are keeping us in a state of permanent revolution.
- But it was not until the 1920s that the theory of permanent revolution was finally discredited.
- There are debates to be had among revolutionaries and socialists, for example on the permanent revolution, or on state capitalism.
- Whether this perception of permanent revolution is feared or embraced, the consensus is that we are going through tumultuous times.

Definition of permanent revolution in US English:

permanent revolution

noun

The state or condition, envisaged by Leon Trotsky, of a country's continuing revolutionary progress being dependent on a continuing process of revolution in other countries.
“持续革命”（里昂·托洛茨基假想的一种状态：一个国家持续革命发展取决于别国革命持续发展的进程）
Example sentencesExamples
- Slavery intensifies and thus deforms relationships of social inequality, whereas permanent revolution disfigures equality of social conditions.
- There are debates to be had among revolutionaries and socialists, for example on the permanent revolution, or on state capitalism.
- Eight decades later, the implications of the struggle between the theory of permanent revolution and socialism in one country are plain to see.
- It was a powerful vindication of Leon Trotsky's theory of permanent revolution.
- In considering the question of socialism in one country vs. permanent revolution we are dealing with theoretical foundations of the Trotskyist movement.
- The history of the past half-century entirely confirms - if only in the negative - the theory of permanent revolution.
- A new revolutionary party of the working class and oppressed must be built on the basis of the strategy of permanent revolution.
- It's the effect of their permanent revolution, their intense circulation, their instantaneous magnetism.
- Here are two new blogs that are keeping us in a state of permanent revolution.
- His permanent revolution theory, put very crudely, proposed that in Russia the two stages could be collapsed into one.
- But it was not until the 1920s that the theory of permanent revolution was finally discredited.
- Put simply, this is Trotsky's theories of combined and uneven development and of permanent revolution played out on a galactic scale.
- Stalinist and other critics of Trotsky attacked his concept of permanent revolution.
- In his analysis of the revolutionary events of 1905, Trotsky, in collaboration with Lev Deutsch and Alexander Helphand, developed the theory of permanent revolution.
- When the inequalities start cropping up again, though, do we just go back to the desert island and start over, in a kind of bleak permanent revolution?
- Thus permanent revolution will become, for the Russian proletariat, a matter of class self-preservation.
- I think the theory of permanent revolution applies here too.
- Whether this perception of permanent revolution is feared or embraced, the consensus is that we are going through tumultuous times.
- In truth, they are radicals, combining aspects of Wilsonian ambition to remake the world with Troskyist notions of permanent revolution.

词汇	permanent revolution
释义	Definition of permanent revolution in English: permanent revolution noun mass noun The state or condition, envisaged by Leon Trotsky, of a country's continuing revolutionary progress being dependent on a continuing process of revolution in other countries. “持续革命”（里昂·托洛茨基假想的一种状态：一个国家持续革命发展取决于别国革命持续发展的进程） Example sentencesExamples A new revolutionary party of the working class and oppressed must be built on the basis of the strategy of permanent revolution. In his analysis of the revolutionary events of 1905, Trotsky, in collaboration with Lev Deutsch and Alexander Helphand, developed the theory of permanent revolution. In considering the question of socialism in one country vs. permanent revolution we are dealing with theoretical foundations of the Trotskyist movement. It's the effect of their permanent revolution, their intense circulation, their instantaneous magnetism. In truth, they are radicals, combining aspects of Wilsonian ambition to remake the world with Troskyist notions of permanent revolution. The history of the past half-century entirely confirms - if only in the negative - the theory of permanent revolution. Stalinist and other critics of Trotsky attacked his concept of permanent revolution. His permanent revolution theory, put very crudely, proposed that in Russia the two stages could be collapsed into one. Slavery intensifies and thus deforms relationships of social inequality, whereas permanent revolution disfigures equality of social conditions. It was a powerful vindication of Leon Trotsky's theory of permanent revolution. When the inequalities start cropping up again, though, do we just go back to the desert island and start over, in a kind of bleak permanent revolution? Thus permanent revolution will become, for the Russian proletariat, a matter of class self-preservation. Eight decades later, the implications of the struggle between the theory of permanent revolution and socialism in one country are plain to see. I think the theory of permanent revolution applies here too. Put simply, this is Trotsky's theories of combined and uneven development and of permanent revolution played out on a galactic scale. Here are two new blogs that are keeping us in a state of permanent revolution. But it was not until the 1920s that the theory of permanent revolution was finally discredited. There are debates to be had among revolutionaries and socialists, for example on the permanent revolution, or on state capitalism. Whether this perception of permanent revolution is feared or embraced, the consensus is that we are going through tumultuous times. Definition of permanent revolution in US English: permanent revolution noun The state or condition, envisaged by Leon Trotsky, of a country's continuing revolutionary progress being dependent on a continuing process of revolution in other countries. “持续革命”（里昂·托洛茨基假想的一种状态：一个国家持续革命发展取决于别国革命持续发展的进程） Example sentencesExamples Slavery intensifies and thus deforms relationships of social inequality, whereas permanent revolution disfigures equality of social conditions. There are debates to be had among revolutionaries and socialists, for example on the permanent revolution, or on state capitalism. Eight decades later, the implications of the struggle between the theory of permanent revolution and socialism in one country are plain to see. It was a powerful vindication of Leon Trotsky's theory of permanent revolution. In considering the question of socialism in one country vs. permanent revolution we are dealing with theoretical foundations of the Trotskyist movement. The history of the past half-century entirely confirms - if only in the negative - the theory of permanent revolution. A new revolutionary party of the working class and oppressed must be built on the basis of the strategy of permanent revolution. It's the effect of their permanent revolution, their intense circulation, their instantaneous magnetism. Here are two new blogs that are keeping us in a state of permanent revolution. His permanent revolution theory, put very crudely, proposed that in Russia the two stages could be collapsed into one. But it was not until the 1920s that the theory of permanent revolution was finally discredited. Put simply, this is Trotsky's theories of combined and uneven development and of permanent revolution played out on a galactic scale. Stalinist and other critics of Trotsky attacked his concept of permanent revolution. In his analysis of the revolutionary events of 1905, Trotsky, in collaboration with Lev Deutsch and Alexander Helphand, developed the theory of permanent revolution. When the inequalities start cropping up again, though, do we just go back to the desert island and start over, in a kind of bleak permanent revolution? Thus permanent revolution will become, for the Russian proletariat, a matter of class self-preservation. I think the theory of permanent revolution applies here too. Whether this perception of permanent revolution is feared or embraced, the consensus is that we are going through tumultuous times. In truth, they are radicals, combining aspects of Wilsonian ambition to remake the world with Troskyist notions of permanent revolution.
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