reversible

• Capaz de ser revertido ou retornado a um estado anterior; que pode ser desfeito. Que pode ser usado ou virado nos dois lados.

Capable of being reversed or changed back to a previous state.

1. Capable of being turned the other wayB2formal

   Able to be changed back to a previous state or condition.

   Reversível

   • The damage to the environment is not always reversible.
   • This chemical reaction is reversible under certain conditions.
   • The decision is reversible if new evidence comes to light.

   Sinônimosalterablechangeableconvertiblerevocable

   Antônimosirreversiblepermanent

2. Usable on both sidesB1formal

   Designed to be used with either side facing outward.

   Reversível

   • This jacket is reversible, with a different color on each side.
   • She bought a reversible belt that works with any outfit.
   • The tablecloth is reversible, offering two patterns.

   Sinônimosdouble-facedtwo-sided

   Antônimosone-sided

3. Able to assume two statesC1formal

   Capable of producing or assuming either of two possible states or conditions.

   Reversível

   • The switch is reversible, allowing the machine to operate in two modes.
   • This reversible process can go from solid to liquid and back.
   • The system is designed to be reversible for safety purposes.

   Sinônimosbinary

   Antônimosirreversiblenonreversibleone-wayunidirectional

• Substantivo que designa uma peça de roupa, especialmente um casaco, feita para ser usada com qualquer um dos lados do tecido voltado para fora.

A noun referring to a garment, especially a coat, designed to be worn with either side of the fabric showing on the outside.

1. Reversible garmentB2formal

   A piece of clothing, especially a coat, designed to be worn with either side facing outward.

   Roupa reversível

   • She bought a reversible that can be worn as either a black or a navy jacket.
   • The reversible is perfect for travel because it offers two looks in one.
   • He prefers a reversible for its versatility in different weather conditions.