Vocab Bloom Hub

invert

/ɪnˈvɜːrt/

Übersetzung: Verb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, etwas umzukehren, auf den Kopf zu stellen oder in die entgegengesetzte Lage, Reihenfolge oder Beschaffenheit zu bringen.

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verb

/ɪnˈvɜːrt/C1formal
  • deVerb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, etwas umzukehren, auf den Kopf zu stellen oder in die entgegengesetzte Lage, Reihenfolge oder Beschaffenheit zu bringen.

A verb used to indicate the act of turning something upside down, reversing its position, order, or condition.

  1. Reverse position or orderB2formal

    To change the position, order, or condition of something to the opposite.

    deUmkehren

    • The chemist inverted the flask to mix the solutions.
    • In the diagram, the triangle is inverted.
    • The magician inverted the glass without spilling a drop.

    Synonymeflipreverseswaptransposeturn aroundupend

    Antonymerestorerightstraighten

  2. Turn upside down or inside outB2formal

    To turn something so that the top becomes the bottom or the inner part becomes the outer part.

    deUmdrehen

    • She inverted the bowl to cover the cake.
    • The umbrella was inverted by the strong wind.
    • He inverted his pockets to show they were empty.

    Synonymecapsizeflipoverturnreverseturn overupendupset

  3. Musical inversionC1formal

    To rearrange the notes of a chord so that a different note is the lowest.

    deUmkehrung (Musik)

    • The composer inverted the chord to create a smoother transition.
    • In this piece, the bass line inverts the main melody.
    • The pianist practiced inverting the chords for a richer sound.
Formen
  • inverted past participle
  • inverted past simple
  • inverting present participle
  • inverts third person singular
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