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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesreversible
Pronunciation / Transliteration: re.βeɾ.si.βle
"El proceso es reversible."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Capable of being reversed or turned back to a previous state.
"The reversible jacket can be worn inside out for a different look." - 2
Relating to a process that can go in either direction.
"The reversible reaction in chemistry can proceed in both forward and backward directions."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Late Middle English word reversible, stemming from Old French reversible, which originates from the Late Latin reversibilis, formed from the Latin verb revertere meaning 'to turn back'. Over time, the term evolved from legal and mechanical contexts to general scientific and everyday usage denoting actions or processes that can be undone or reversed.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Reversible" is said worldwide
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réversible
Transliteration: ʁe.vɛʁ.sibl
"Cette veste est réversible."
umkehrbar
Transliteration: ʊmˈkeːɐ̯baʁ
"Diese chemische Reaktion ist umkehrbar."
reversibile
Transliteration: re.verˈsi.ble
"Il processo è reversibile."
reversible
Transliteration: re.βeɾ.si.βle
"El proceso es reversible."
reversível
Transliteration: ʁe.ʁˈzi.vɛl
"O processo é reversível."
वापसी योग्य
Transliteration: vāpasī yōgya
"यह प्रक्रिया वापसी योग्य है।"
可逆的
Transliteration: kě nì de
"这个过程是可逆的。"
가역적인
Transliteration: gayeokjeogin
"이 과정은 가역적입니다."
可逆的
Transliteration: kagyaku-teki
"このプロセスは可逆的です。"
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