reversion是什么意思_reversion的用法_词性_词根

双语例句

The new procedures are being seen as a reversion to old, inefficient ways of working.

采用新工序被视为是开历史倒车是退回到那种效率低下的老路上去
This looks like a reversion to Mexico's previous solidarity with the global left.

看起来墨西哥与全球左翼之前的连结又恢复了。
Improved conversion and reversion framework.

概念的转化和反转架构。
And "pigweed" all started with "mean reversion."

野草意味着均值回归。
There are no reversion messages for this feature.

该功能没有降级消息。
Reversion messages seen when reverting to the old version.

返回旧版本时看到的降级消息。

近义词

同根词

词根 revert

reversible adj. 可逆的；可撤消的；可反转的 n. 双面布料
reversed adj. 颠倒的；相反的；（判决等）撤销的 v. 颠倒（reverse的过去式和过去分词）；翻转
reversionary adj. 倒退的；复归的；应继承的；将来应享有的
revertible adj. 应归还的；可恢复原状的
reversibly adv. 可逆地
reverse n. 背面；相反；倒退；失败；vt. 颠倒；倒转；adj. 反面的；颠倒的；反身的；vi. 倒退；逆叫
revert n. 恢复原状者 vi. 回复；重提；返祖遗传；归还 vt. 使回复原状
reversal n. 逆转；[摄] 反转；[法] 撤销
reversibility n. [数] 可逆性；可撤销；可反转性
reversioner n. 复归权者；继承权者

百科

歌曲: Reversion\n歌手: 中森明菜\n语言: 日语\n所属专辑: Femme Fatale\n发行日期: 1988-08-03

释义

[mass noun]a return to a previous state, practice, or belief

（状态、做法或信仰的）回复，恢复

there was some reversion to polytheism

多神论有所回潮
[in sing.]a reversion to the two-party system.

两党制的恢复。

Biology the action of reverting to a former or ancestral type

【生】回复突变；返祖遗传。

[mass noun]Law the right, especially of the original owner or their heirs, to possess or succeed to property on the death of the present possessor or at the end of a lease

【律】复归权

the reversion of property.

地产归复。

[count noun]a property to which someone has such a right

得复归地产。

the right of succession to an office or post after the death or retirement of the holder

（官职的）接任权，继承权

he was given a promise of the reversion of Boraston's job.

他被许诺接任博拉斯顿的工作。

a sum payable on a person's death, especially by way of life insurance

恤金（尤指寿险赔偿）。

(亦作reversion disease)[mass noun]an incurable disease of the blackcurrant transmitted by the blackcurrant gall mite

黑醋栗退化病。

词源

"late Middle English （denoting the action of returning to or from a place）： from Old French, or from Latin reversio（n-）, from revertere ‘turn back' （see REVERSE）."