Definition of agricultural revolution in English:

agricultural revolution

noun

1Any of various dramatic and wide-reaching changes in the practice of agriculture, usually associated with an increased output.
2Specifically (with the and sometimes with capital initials) the transformation of British agriculture traditionally regarded as taking place in England in the 18th and early 19th centuries around the time of the Industrial Revolution, characterized by the enclosure of common land and the introduction of technological innovations such as the seed drill and the rotation of crops.

Origin

Early 19th century.

Definition of agricultural revolution in US English:

agricultural revolution

noun

1Any of various dramatic and wide-reaching changes in the practice of agriculture, usually associated with an increased output.
2Specifically (with the and sometimes with capital initials) the transformation of British agriculture traditionally regarded as taking place in England in the 18th and early 19th centuries around the time of the Industrial Revolution, characterized by the enclosure of common land and the introduction of technological innovations such as the seed drill and the rotation of crops.

Origin

Early 19th century.

词汇	agricultural revolution
释义	Definition of agricultural revolution in English: agricultural revolution noun 1Any of various dramatic and wide-reaching changes in the practice of agriculture, usually associated with an increased output. 2Specifically (with the and sometimes with capital initials) the transformation of British agriculture traditionally regarded as taking place in England in the 18th and early 19th centuries around the time of the Industrial Revolution, characterized by the enclosure of common land and the introduction of technological innovations such as the seed drill and the rotation of crops. Origin Early 19th century. Definition of agricultural revolution in US English: agricultural revolution noun 1Any of various dramatic and wide-reaching changes in the practice of agriculture, usually associated with an increased output. 2Specifically (with the and sometimes with capital initials) the transformation of British agriculture traditionally regarded as taking place in England in the 18th and early 19th centuries around the time of the Industrial Revolution, characterized by the enclosure of common land and the introduction of technological innovations such as the seed drill and the rotation of crops. Origin Early 19th century.
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