Summary
reverse {noun}
revers · verso
reverse {adjective}
inverse · dos · verso · contraire
to reverse {verb}
inverser · retourner · renverser · changer de direction · faire marche arrière · révoquer
réversé {noun}
reverse mutant · revertant
reverser {verb}
to transfer
revers {noun}
facing · reserve · tail · reverse · cuff · backhand
Synonyms
reverse: inverse · rearward · change by reversal
reverser: rembourser · payer · redonner
revers: arrière-main · disgrâce · défaveur
more (40)English-French translation for "reverse"
"reverse" French translation
reverse {noun}
It is, if you will, the reverse side of Jihad, circumscribed within its geographic framework.
But the reverse side of the coin is the project which we are discussing at the moment on the evaluation of a series of programmes related
On the reverse of the Belizean dollar, the paper currency, there is a scene of Belize.
After the summer, everyone in the Netherlands will pay with coins with German reverse sides.
An arbitration clause was included in the reverse side of this document.
Instructions for use (To be reproduced, where possible, on the reverse of the form)
(e) Any additional national or regional information must be included on the reverse of the form.
reverse {adjective}
have income imputed for SSAG purposes, but the courts rejected this “reverse Boston”
I can remember not so long ago when the relationship was quite the reverse.
When it comes to taking action, however, the situation is often the reverse.
Instead of moving their forces as agreed, Uganda has been doing the reverse.
To say only that this right should be abolished is simplistic, as is the reverse.
On the reverse, it is allowed to attach the necessary balancing mass.
On the reverse it is allowed to attach the necessary balancing mass.
Please PRINT your name on the reverse side of the photograph.
Please PRINT your name on the reverse side of the photograph.
The applicant's order of November 2004 included the general terms and conditions printed in German on the reverse of the form.
However, it is not a question of taking something away from the NGOs; quite the reverse.
But these days, we are witnessing the exact reverse before our very eyes.
But the reverse is not only possible; it can be an ominous certainty.
In other countries and on other continents, the reverse was the case.
Quite the reverse; they have undermined the proponents of the peace process.
to reverse {verb}
to reverse [reversed|reversed] {vb} (also: to invert)
Then again, nor does it strike me as desirable to reverse the process entirely.
The primary purpose of the Security Council will be to reverse that perception.
The situation is serious, but we will do what needs to be done to reverse it.
On commodity prices, we must have action to reverse declining commodity prices.
We will be in a position to reverse the pandemic only by joining our forces.
to reverse [reversed|reversed] {vb} (also: to blend, to return, to revert, to turn around)
The means to reverse this gloomy scenario are not yet beyond our reach.
These workers want to delay or reverse their retirement.
That is a great shame, and we are resolved to decisively reverse the situation.
This argument could well operate in the reverse: stressing the importance of property taxes would elicit greater efforts to create credible
Migration can even be “reversed” when migrants return to their countries of origin.
to reverse [reversed|reversed] {vb} (also: to knock over, to knock down, to overturn, to spill)
The presence of three ombudsman (one for each community) could not reverse that trend.
It is important that the temptation to reverse that tradition be resisted.
We shall therefore have to cultivate new virtues if we are to reverse that trend.
They have been doing their best to help reverse this tide of inhumanity.
We need to take continued and effective action to reverse those trends.
to reverse [reversed|reversed] {vb}
to reverse [reversed|reversed] {vb} [autom.] (also: to back)
My heartfelt request is that this central reservation is halved in size so that we can enter the car park without having to reverse.
There are cars coming from the left, from in front, from behind, and there is always someone who has to reverse so he can get round the
Even before 11 September, there was every reason to search for possibilities to stop and reverse this expansion.
(a) to reverse;
to reverse [reversed|reversed] {v.t.} (also: to annul, to lift, to countermand, to repeal)
Furthermore, the Hatay administrative court refused a request to reverse the decision to close the apartment and suspend its enforcement.
réversé {noun}
reverse mutant {noun} [biol.]
reverser {verb}
revers {noun}
They cannot be co-mingled with the General fund or reserves, except if authorized by donor.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "reverse":
© Princeton Universityinverse · rearward · change by reversal · turn · turn back · invert · overrule · overturn · override · overthrow · revoke · annul · lift · countermand · repeal · rescind · vacate · reversion · reversal · turnabout
Synonyms (French) for "reverser":
© myThes Dicollecterembourser · payer · redonner · rendre · acquitter · indemniser · restituer · défrayer · amortir · couvrir · reporter · transcrire · retarder · référer · journaliste · revider · vider
Synonyms (French) for "revers":
© myThes Dicollectearrière-main · disgrâce · défaveur · malheur · infortune · misère · adversité · détresse · laideur · difformité · infirmité · discrédit · échec · défaite · fiasco · insuccès · déboires · naufrage · échecs · jeu
Usage examples
Usage examples for "reverse" in French
Similar words
revenue · revenues · reverberation · reverence · reverend · reverent · reverential · reverently · reverie · reversal · reverse · reversed · reversibility · reversible · reversion · revert · revertant · review · reviewable · reviewed · reviewer
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