radical
US /ˈræd.ɪ.kəl/
UK /ˈræd.ɪ.kəl/
1.
radikal, asas, menyeluruh
relating to or affecting the fundamental nature of something; far-reaching or thorough.
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The company underwent a radical transformation.
Syarikat itu mengalami transformasi radikal.
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He proposed a radical solution to the problem.
Dia mencadangkan penyelesaian radikal kepada masalah itu.
2.
radikal, ekstrem, revolusioner
(of a person or group) advocating or based on thorough or extreme political or social change; representing an extreme section of a political party.
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The party's radical wing pushed for immediate reforms.
Sayap radikal parti itu mendesak pembaharuan segera.
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She is known for her radical views on education.
Dia dikenali kerana pandangan radikalnya tentang pendidikan.
1.
radikal, ekstremis, revolusioner
a person who advocates thorough or extreme political or social change; a member of a political party or group representing an extreme wing.
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The young radical joined the protest movement.
Radikal muda itu menyertai gerakan protes.
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He was considered a radical in his time.
Dia dianggap sebagai seorang radikal pada zamannya.