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reverse
/rɪˈvɜːrs/
verb
Geriye gitmek veya ters yönde hareket ettirmek
To move or cause to move backward or in the opposite direction.
- She reversed the car into the driveway.
- The driver reversed to avoid the obstacle.
- The pharmaceutical company sought to reverse the adverse effects observed during the initial clinical trials by modifying the drug formulation.
- Environmental scientists are investigating whether recent conservation efforts can reverse decades of habitat degradation in coastal ecosystems.
- Economic analysts predict that the central bank will reverse its policy stance once inflation returns to the target range.
- Legal scholars debated whether the new administration would attempt to reverse the regulatory reforms enacted by its predecessor.
verb
Bir şeyi tersine çevirmek, iptal etmek veya bozmak
To change something to the opposite state, effect, or direction; to undo or overturn.
- The court reversed the lower court's decision.
- Scientists are working to reverse climate change.
noun
Bir şeyin tersi veya zıddı; yönün tamamen değişmesi
The opposite or contrary of something; a complete change of direction or situation.
- The result was the reverse of what we expected.
- His fortunes took a sudden reverse.
noun
Bir şeyin arka yüzü; geri vites
The back side of something, especially a coin or document; reverse gear in a vehicle.
- The design on the reverse of the coin shows an eagle.
- Put the car in reverse to back out.
adjective
Konum, yön, sıra veya karakterde zıt olan
Opposite in position, direction, order, or character.
- The numbers are printed in reverse order.
- They went in the reverse direction from us.