reverse

Tính từ

(thuộc ngữ)

đảo, nghịch, ngược, trái

reverse processes

quá trình ngược lại

in the reverse direction

ngược chiều

the reverse side

mặt trái

the reverse current

dòng nước ngược

in (into) reverse order

theo thứ tự ngược

put the letters in "madam" into reverse order and they still read "madam"

đọc các con chữ trong "madam" theo thứ tự ngược, từ đó vẫn là "madam"

Danh từ

điều ngược lại

children's shoes are not cheap, quite the reverse

giày trẻ em không rẻ, hoàn toàn ngược lại

you were the very reverse of polite

anh thật là vô lễ

mặt trái (đồng tiền, huy chương…)

sự thất bại; vận rủi

we suffered some serious financial reverse

chúng tôi đã bị một số thất bại về tài chính

(cách viết khác reverse gear) số lùi (trên xe ôtô, cài số ấy thì xe chạy lùi)

put the car into reverse

cài số lùi ở xe

(cách viết khác reverse turn) sự vòng xe khi chạy lùi

I can't do reverse

tôi không vòng xe khi chạy lùi được

cơ cấu bấm lùi (trên máy đánh chữ…)

an automatic ribbon reverse

cơ cấu bấm lùi ruy băng tự động (ở máy đánh chữ)

in (into) reverse

theo thứ tự ngược, từ cuối ngược lên đầu

Động từ

đảo ngược; lộn ngược

writing is reverse in a mirror

chữ viết nhìn trong gương thì thấy đảo ngược

reverse the cuffs on a shirt

lộn ngược (vén ngược) măng-séc áo sơmi

[cho xe] chạy lùi

I reverse through the gate

tôi cho xe chạy lùi qua cổng

đảo (thứ tự), đảo ngược

reverse a process

đảo một quá trình

they reversed the normal order of the ceremony and had the players at the beginning

họ đảo trật tự bình thường của buổi lễ và cầu kinh vào đầu lễ

their situation are now reversed as employee has become employer

vị trí của họ nay đã đảo ngược vì người làm công đã trở thành chủ

husband and wife have reversed roles

vợ và chồng đã đảo ngược vai trò (vợ đi làm, chồng trông nom cửa nhà)

lật

she reversed the sheet of paper

chị ta lật tờ giấy

hủy (bản án)

reverse the decision of a lower court

hủy quyết định của tòa cấp dưới

reverse a verdict

hủy một bản án

reverse [the] charge[s](Mỹ call collect)

gọi điện thoại người nghe (chứ không phải người gọi) phải chịu phí tổn

reverse the charges on (for) a call

gọi điện thoại người nghe phải chịu phí tổn

make a reverse-charge call to Paris

gọi điện thoại đi Pari người nghe phải chịu phí tổn

* Các từ tương tự:
Reverse dumping, reverse gear, reverse turn, Reverse yield gap, reversed, reverser
verb

-verses; -versed; -versing

[+ obj] :to change (something) to an opposite state or condition

Our roles as caregiver and patient have been reversed. [=switched]

The runners reversed their direction on the track.

The Supreme Court reversed [=overturned] the decision.

The college is trying to reverse the decline in applicants. [=the college is trying to get more people to apply]

Had our situations been reversed [=if I had been in the situation that you were in], I would have done things differently.

[+ obj] :to cause (something, such as a process) to stop or return to an earlier state

We cannot reverse [=undo] the damage that is already done.

The medicine may reverse the course of this disease. [=the medicine may stop this disease from getting worse]

There is no way to reverse the aging process.

The operation cannot be reversed. [=undone]

Can anything reverse the trend toward higher prices?

[+ obj] to change the order or position of (two things or a series)

Reverse the i and e in recieve to spell receive correctly.

My mother and I reversed our roles. Now I'm taking care of her.

We're going to reverse our usual order and start with Z.

to switch the positions of the top and bottom or the front and back of (something)

You need to reverse the paper [=to turn the paper around] in the printer so that the letterhead is up.

Reverse that painting [=turn that painting over] so that I can see the back.

chiefly Brit :to drive (a vehicle) backward [+ obj]

Reverse [=(US) back, back up] the car into/out of the parking space. [no obj]

Reverse [=(US) back, back up] into/out of the parking space.

The car reversed. [=(US) backed up]

reverse the charges

or reverse the charge

Brit :to arrange to have the cost of a phone call paid by the person who is called

He telephoned and reversed the charges. [=(US) he called collect]

reverse yourself

US formal :to change your decision or opinion about something

The mayor has reversed himself on the issue of raising taxes.

noun

plural -verses

the reverse :something that is opposite to something else

The river flows south to north, rather than the reverse. [=north to south]

Women may play in the men's league, but not the reverse. [=but men cannot play in the women's league]

I thought she would like the movie, but actually the reverse was true. [=she didn't like the movie]

You don't owe me any money. If anything, the reverse is true. [=I owe you money]

Did you think it would be difficult? Quite the reverse. [=quite the contrary] I thought it would be easy. - often + of

The ending of the book was the reverse of what I expected.

the reverse :the back side of a coin, document, etc.

The building appears on the reverse of the coin.

Please sign your name on the reverse.

[noncount] :reverse gear

I put the car in/into reverse and backed out of the garage. - sometimes used figuratively

The economy seems to be stuck in reverse. [=the economy is continuing to get worse]

[count] formal :a change that makes something worse

The loss of their support was a serious reverse for the project.

usually plural

The company has had some financial reverses. [=setbacks]

[count] American football :a play in which one player gives the ball to another player who is moving in the opposite direction

in reverse

in an order in which the last part is first and the first part is last :backward

In her latest film, the story is told in reverse. We see the main character as an adult in the beginning and as a child at the end.

The winners were called in reverse from last place to first place.

in a way that is opposite to what is normal or to what happened earlier

Ten years ago, American tourists flocked to Europe. But now that the dollar is weak, we have the same situation in reverse. Europeans are coming to the U.S. in record numbers.

toward an opposite or worse state or condition

The talks between the labor union and workers seem to be moving in reverse.

into reverse

into an opposite state or condition

The decrease in profit has been put into reverse.

The economy has gone into reverse. [=has gotten worse]

adjective

always used before a noun

opposite to what is usual or stated

Can you say the alphabet in reverse order?

The wheel will not turn in the reverse [=other] direction.

The drug is used to lower blood pressure but may have the reverse effect in some patients.

opposite to the front

Please sign your name on the reverse [=back] side.

* Các từ tương tự:
reverse discrimination, reverse engineer, reverse gear, reverse mortgage, reverse psychology, reverse-charge
adjective

Now try turning the wheel in the reverse direction. What appears on the retina is a reverse image, which the brain inverts

opposite

contrary

inverse

converse

inverted

upside down

mirror

reversed

backward

verb

Using your finger to keep the mercury from running out, reverse the tube in the dish of mercury. Perhaps the car will start if you reverse the leads to the battery

invert

overturn

turn upside down

turn topsy-turvy

turn over

up-end

exchange

change

interchange

transpose

The superior tribunal reversed the decision of the lower-court judge

overturn

overthrow

upset

set aside

quash

override

annul

nullify

vacate

abandon

revoke

negate

veto

declare null and void

disaffirm

invalidate

cancel

repeal

rescind

overrule

countermand

undo

Reverse the polarity of the wiring. I reversed my opinion after hearing her sing

alter

change

modify

renounce

recant

take back

You will be in the right spot if you reverse a yard or two

back up

move or go backwards or US also backward

backtrack

Nautical make sternway

noun

Whatever she tells you, I suggest you do the reverse

opposite

contrary

converse

antithesis

Read what it says on the reverse

back

rear

wrong side

verso

underside

flip side

B-side

tail side

We suffered a temporary reverse or two in business, but we're all right now. United suffered a humiliating reverse against Wanderers in the cup last week

set-back

disappointment

misfortune

reversal

mishap

misadventure

trouble

problem

difficulty

vicissitude

adversity

defeat

disaster

catastrophe

d‚bacle

rout

Colloq washout

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