converse

• Describe algo que es opuesto o inverso en orden, relación o acción; que va en dirección contraria o es recíproco.

Describes something that is opposite or reversed in order, relation, or action.

1. Opposite or reversedB2formal

   Something that is opposite or contrary in direction, order, or effect.

   inverso, opuesto

   • The converse argument suggests that the opposite is true.
   • They took the converse approach to solving the problem.
   • The converse of this statement is also valid.

   Sinónimosantitheticalcontraryinverseoppositereverse

   Antónimosidenticalparallelsame

• Sustantivo que designa una conversación informal o charla, o bien una afirmación o proposición opuesta a otra.

A noun referring to a type of informal talk or conversation, or a statement that is the opposite of another.

1. B2formal

   Something that is the opposite or reverse of something else.

   lo contrario / lo inverso

   • The converse of 'all birds can fly' is 'some birds cannot fly'.
   • He argued the converse of her point.
   • The converse is also true in this case.

   Sinónimosantithesiscontraryinverseobverseoppositereverse

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de mantener una conversación o charla con alguien.

A verb used to indicate the act of engaging in conversation or talking with someone.

1. Engage in conversationB2formal

   To talk informally with someone; to have a conversation.

   conversar

   • They conversed for hours about philosophy and art.
   • I enjoy conversing with people from different cultures.
   • The two leaders conversed privately before the summit.

   Sinónimoschatcommunicatediscoursegabspeaktalk

   Antónimoshushmutequietsilence