Revolutionierst

Revolutionierst is the second person singular present tense form of the German verb revolutionieren, meaning you revolutionize or you are revolutionizing. It is used when addressing someone directly to indicate that they are bringing about a radical or comprehensive change in a system, process, product, or field. The sense is often metaphorical, describing significant modernization or overhaul rather than a literal political upheaval.

Revolutionieren is a regular -ieren verb. The present tense forms follow the standard pattern for -ieren verbs: ich revolutioniere, du revolutionierst, er revolutioniert, wir revolutionieren, ihr revolutioniert, sie revolutionieren. Consequently, the form revolutionierst ends with the suffix -st for the second person singular.

Etymology and usage context: The verb derives from the noun revolution and the French verb réinventer or révolirer, depending on the lexical path, with the broader sense of radical change. In German, revolutionieren is commonly used in business, technology, science, and social discourse to describe transformative change that redefines a field or practice. Examples include statements like „Dieses Unternehmen revolutioniert die Branche“ or „Wir wollen das System revolutionieren,“ which emphasize substantial, often rapid development rather than minor improvements.

See also: revolutionieren, revolutionär (adjective), Modernisierung, Umgestaltung. Note that while revolutionieren can carry political connotations in some contexts, its contemporary usage frequently centers on technology and organizational change.