Resumen
to reverse {verbo}
revocar
reverse {sustantivo}
al contrario · reverso · altibajo
to reverse {verbo}
dar marcha atrás
Traducción Inglés-Español para " to reverse"
" to reverse" en español
to reverse {verbo}
to reverse {v.t.} (también: to revoke, to render)
reverse {sustantivo}
reverse {sustantivo} (también: reversed, on the contrary)
Therefore, this report does not mark the end of the game, quite the reverse.
As regards employment, I am no fan of deregulation - quite the reverse.
Society must set ethical limits for science and not the reverse.
There is no lack of forestry policy either, the reverse is true.
There is no question at all of constraint, quite the reverse.
reverse {adjetivo}
It is Robin Hood in reverse, with the EU taking from the poor and giving to the rich.
In any case, it is not Taiwan that represents a threat to China; rather, the reverse is the case.
We believe that competition rules need to give way to general-interest services, and not the reverse.
It is almost the reverse, because the national quotas account for just over one per cent.
When it comes to taking action, however, the situation is often the reverse.
to reverse {verbo}
to reverse [reversed|reversed] {vb} (también: to go backwards)
Surely now is the time, under this presidency, to reverse the decision.
Will we have to reverse our decision on a shorter working week?
Will we have to reverse our decisions with regard to making people retire earlier from work?
Fortunately we have been able to reverse this.
Sinónimos
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