關於Reverse的意思和用法的提問

A: That is a sex position

A: 反面

A: It can mean that you are not getting better or things are getting worse. The situation you are in isn't progressing.

A: リバースコスティングとは、デバイスを分解（リバースエンジニアリング）して、製造技術を特定し、部品のコスト分析と組み立てに必要な労力をかけて製造コストを計算するプロセスのことです。これを行う会社は、逆原価計算会社です。

A: @KingWangZzang It means you’re doing something backwards or solving a problem by doing it backwards. It’s kind of a weird phrase but I can give examples!

Say you break your watch. In order to fix it, the repairman has to take it completely apart in order to find the problem.

Or if you get a virus on your computer.

Or if you want to make Frankenstein?

It’s hard to think of examples for this lol but say you want to make an idol group. Instead of debuting the group with all the members, to reverse engineer your group you could debut each member as a soloist first and then make the group afterwards.

Does that make sense?

A: Results of the competition will be announced in reverse order. (Worst results first, the winner - last.)
To back up your car, you need to put it in reverse. (set the gearbox to move backward)

A: 1. I parked my car in reverse
2. I reversed on the video because I missed what she said
3. I want to reverse what happened. I shouldn't have yelled at him.
There you go :)

A: Put the car in reverse

A: 1. The car needed to go in reverse in order to back into the driveway.

2. She looked younger as the years went by, as if she was aging in reverse.

3. How would you back up to the mailbox without putting the vehicle into reverse?

I hope this helps! I couldn't think of many example sentences.

A: Reverse can mean like making something backwards or inside out. So like you would 'reverse' a video, or put a video in 'reverse' to make the video go backwards.

Invert is similar but it's kind of more like turning something inside out/making it the opposite of what it is. So like on your phone you can 'invert' the colours, and that makes it so each colour is its opposite on the colour wheel (like black-->white, orange-->purple, etc).

Revert is different from invert, it's more like saying 'undo'. Like you can 'revert changes' that you made to a document or something, returning it to an earlier state. Like clicking undo.

A: reverse means to make something go back.. especially to its original form. (not always, though.. it can also mean going back a few steps)
e.g. Tom put the car in reverse and drove carelessly

invert means the exact opposite or upside down...
e.g. Invert the cake onto the cooling rack.

in most situations, these words are synonyms..

A: They are the same

A: i think usually reverse is used to say the direction something is going in, wether it’s literally or figuratively. where as reversed is used to describe something that is the opposite of how it usually is...obviously this isn’t ALWAYS the case but that’s the best way i could generalize it.

My car can’t reverse.

She read the entire book in reverse.

I was so confused when all my class times became reversed.

Our sisters reversed their bedrooms, now our older sister sleeps downstairs and our younger sister sleeps upstairs.

A: Converse = to speak,
for example, “two people converse with each other”
Reverse= to go backwards,
for example, “she wanted to reverse time”
Conserve = to save,
for example, “he turned off the lights to conserve energy”
Reserve= to save for later,
for example, “he reserved a table at the restaurant”

A: I think the word you are looking for is “turn round”. You can write the question in 한글 if you need better translation. 👍

A: stuck --> kcuts
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Remove the "k" and just pronounce it then it should be "cuts" (( c u t s))

A: reverse :D

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: The second sentence seems clearer because in the first sentence "it" seems to refer to RNA, which sounds like it will be integrated. The second sentence clearly shows that DNA will be integrated.

A: Jake is trying to outsmart Rosa by making her think he is going to pick rock or scissors, but he keeps picking paper. She did not get tricked. She outsmarted him. He got mad that his attempt to trick her did not work so he says "this reverse psychology is a bust!".

A: Hi! You did a really good job explaining your take on reverse-culture shock. I understood all of it! :))) However, I think some sentences can be simplified and/or reworded to make it flow a little better.

Here’s my edit:

“Reverse culture shock” is when you have a hard time readjusting to your original culture after you’ve lived abroad in a different culture. Things that were once familiar, like certain traditions and values, will be unfamiliar after coming back to your home country.

In my opinion, when you return to your home country, you shouldn’t have to feel pressured to live as your life before going abroad. Instead, you should continue to live with your experiences from a different culture, so that you don’t forget about them either. If you need help readjusting, you can always find information by using the Internet or asking other people.

Don’t worry! If you work hard, you can hopefully recall some things about your original culture and maybe discover new things along the way.

A: It was a reverse culture shock for me.

A: you can say it like that