英语词汇“reversible”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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(rɪvɜːʳsɪbəl)

1. adjective

If a process or an action is reversible, its effects can be reversed so that the original situation returns.

Heart disease is reversible in some cases, according to a study published last summer.

2. adjective

Reversible clothes or materials have been made so that either side can be worn or shown as the outside.

...a reversible waistcoat.

reversible in British English

(rɪˈvɜːsəbəl)

adjective

capable of being reversed

a reversible decision

capable of returning to an original condition

3. chemistry, physics

capable of assuming or producing either of two possible states and changing from one to the other

a reversible reaction

4. thermodynamics

(of a change, process, etc) occurring through a number of intermediate states that are all in thermodynamic equilibrium

(of a fabric or garment) woven, printed, or finished so that either side may be used as the outer side

noun

a reversible garment, esp a coat

Derived forms

reversibility (reˌversiˈbility)

noun

reversibly (reˈversibly)

adverb

reversible in American English

(rɪˈvɜrsəbəl)

adjective

that can be reversed; specif., made so that either side can be used as the outerside; finished on both sides: said of cloth, coats, etc.

that can reverse; specif., that can change and then go back to the original condition by a reversal of the change

said of a chemical reaction, etc.

noun

a reversible coat, jacket, etc.

Derived forms

reversibility (reˌversiˈbility)

noun

reversibly (reˈversibly)

adverb

reversible in Mechanical Engineering

(rɪvɜrsɪbəl)

adjective

(Mechanical engineering: Energy, thermodynamics and heat transfer)

A reversible thermodynamic process can happen in the reverse direction without changing the surroundings.

A typical example of a reversible thermodynamic process is when a gas expands without losing heat.

Although reversible heat transfer never occurs in nature, it is a useful construct in thermodynamics.

A reversible thermodynamic process can happen in the reverse direction without changing the surroundings.

Examples of 'reversible' in a sentence
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He wore the powder-blue side of a reversible waistcoat and contrasting navy blue sans-belt slacks.The point is, if it is an enduring Kumbric spell, centuries old, it may be reversible.

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释义	Trends of reversible View usage for: reversible (rɪvɜːʳsɪbəl) 1. adjective If a process or an action is reversible, its effects can be reversed so that the original situation returns. Heart disease is reversible in some cases, according to a study published last summer. 2. adjective Reversible clothes or materials have been made so that either side can be worn or shown as the outside. ...a reversible waistcoat. reversible in British English (rɪˈvɜːsəbəl) adjective 1. capable of being reversed a reversible decision 2. capable of returning to an original condition 3. chemistry, physics capable of assuming or producing either of two possible states and changing from one to the other a reversible reaction 4. thermodynamics (of a change, process, etc) occurring through a number of intermediate states that are all in thermodynamic equilibrium 5. (of a fabric or garment) woven, printed, or finished so that either side may be used as the outer side noun 6. a reversible garment, esp a coat Derived forms reversibility (reˌversiˈbility) noun reversibly (reˈversibly) adverb reversible in American English (rɪˈvɜrsəbəl) adjective 1. that can be reversed; specif., made so that either side can be used as the outerside; finished on both sides: said of cloth, coats, etc. 2. that can reverse; specif., that can change and then go back to the original condition by a reversal of the change said of a chemical reaction, etc. noun 3. a reversible coat, jacket, etc. Derived forms reversibility (reˌversiˈbility) noun reversibly (reˈversibly) adverb reversible in Mechanical Engineering (rɪvɜrsɪbəl) adjective (Mechanical engineering: Energy, thermodynamics and heat transfer) A reversible thermodynamic process can happen in the reverse direction without changing the surroundings. A typical example of a reversible thermodynamic process is when a gas expands without losing heat. Although reversible heat transfer never occurs in nature, it is a useful construct in thermodynamics. A reversible thermodynamic process can happen in the reverse direction without changing the surroundings. Examples of 'reversible' in a sentence reversible He wore the powder-blue side of a reversible waistcoat and contrasting navy blue sans-belt slacks. Reeves, Robert DOUBTING THOMAS (1995) The point is, if it is an enduring Kumbric spell, centuries old, it may be reversible. Gregory Maguire WICKED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST (1995)
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