reversible

/ri-vur-suh-buhl/US // rɪˈvɜr sə bəl //UK // (rɪˈvɜːsəbəl) //

可逆转的,可逆的,可逆,可翻转的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : capable of reversing or of being reversed.
- : capable of reestablishing the original condition after a change by the reverse of the change.
- : woven or printed so that either side may be exposed.
- : that can be worn with either side out: a reversible jacket.

n.名词 noun

as inchangeable

Synonyms

“These medications are fully reversible,” says Russell Toomey, a family studies and human development researcher at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
Bitcoin transactions are often not reversible, so it’s important to be certain about your choices ahead of time.
While nature did emerge more resilient and diverse after each great extinction of the past, there is no guarantee, given the scale and the swiftness of the present extinction, that it is at all reversible.
In 1972 Landauer hired the theoretical computer scientist Charlie Bennett, who showed that the increase in entropy can be avoided by a computer that performs its computations in a reversible manner.
Normally, the process is transient and reversible on a gene.
Vasalgel, a reversible form of male birth control, just took one step closer to your vas deferens.
But what if vasectomies were cheap, non-invasive, fully reversible, and as widespread as the female birth control pill?
Vasalgel, a reversible, non-hormonal polymer that blocks the vas deferens, is about to enter human trials.
While the syndrome is largely reversible, Takotsubo also requires careful attention during its acute phase.
Once people believe daughters can do as well or better than sons, how much of that attitude is really reversible?
The relations, so far considered, have been those of the simplest type of reaction.

/ri-vur-suh-buhl/US // rɪˈvɜr sə bəl //UK // (rɪˈvɜːsəbəl) //

可逆转的,可逆的,可逆,可翻转的

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : capable of reversing or of being reversed.
- : capable of reestablishing the original condition after a change by the reverse of the change.
- : woven or printed so that either side may be exposed.
- : that can be worn with either side out: a reversible jacket.

n.名词 noun

as inchangeable

Synonyms

“These medications are fully reversible,” says Russell Toomey, a family studies and human development researcher at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
Bitcoin transactions are often not reversible, so it’s important to be certain about your choices ahead of time.
While nature did emerge more resilient and diverse after each great extinction of the past, there is no guarantee, given the scale and the swiftness of the present extinction, that it is at all reversible.
In 1972 Landauer hired the theoretical computer scientist Charlie Bennett, who showed that the increase in entropy can be avoided by a computer that performs its computations in a reversible manner.
Normally, the process is transient and reversible on a gene.
Vasalgel, a reversible form of male birth control, just took one step closer to your vas deferens.
But what if vasectomies were cheap, non-invasive, fully reversible, and as widespread as the female birth control pill?
Vasalgel, a reversible, non-hormonal polymer that blocks the vas deferens, is about to enter human trials.
While the syndrome is largely reversible, Takotsubo also requires careful attention during its acute phase.
Once people believe daughters can do as well or better than sons, how much of that attitude is really reversible?
The relations, so far considered, have been those of the simplest type of reaction.