reversible
উলটাকর
definition
adjective
able to be reversed, in particular.
translation of 'reversible'
প্রতি-বর্তনসাধ্য,
প্রতিবর্তনযোগ্য
adjective
উলটাকর
example
The fashion and mood of the era are evoked by Willis' third choice, a rust-coloured angular chesterfield with 'reversible' armrests.
Many nucleophilic additions to carbon-oxygen double bonds are 'reversible' , and the equilibrium position of the reaction determines the overall results.
The cramped cube filled with sharp-edged 'reversible' furniture would certainly reduce anyone's desire to own property.
And what's really important is that the whole effect is 'reversible' .
‘Star’ is a novel by Pamela Anderson with a 'reversible' book jacket that contains a nude pinup of the author on the inside.
The coat is a gent's light grey waterproof 'reversible' jacket, with fleece lining.
The reaction is potentially 'reversible' under physiological conditions, and the enzyme was formerly supposed to be responsible for starch synthesis.
In our study the bronchoconstrictive effect was spontaneously 'reversible' , that is, without treatment with a [beta] agonist.
Le Châtelier realized that the carbon monoxide formed carbon dioxide and carbon in a 'reversible' reaction, for which the iron oxides acted as a catalyst.
Upon heating, they undergo a 'reversible' transition leading to a partly a-helical structure.
These effects were 'reversible' in the short term and nonreversible in the long term.
And though the procedure is simple, fast and 'reversible' , there are hidden costs involved if you decide to change your mind when the economy improves.
Corporatisation is just 'reversible' in an instant.
Now assume that a macromolecule contains 'reversible' linker groups allowing weak links with the gel.
Blended checks, speckled materials and colourful herringbones amid 'reversible' two colour fabrics all make impact.
The styles range from a classic wool-cashmere pea coat to a 'reversible' shearling jacket.
According to the study's author, it's not clear whether cocaine kills brain cells or merely impairs them, or whether the effect is 'reversible' .
The new movable curtains are interchangeable, 'reversible' and can hang upside down, maximising the area exposed to bullet damage and reducing the stress while increasing their serviceable life from three to nine years.
The essential process involves a 'reversible' change of state, i.e., liquid to vapor to liquid.
For example, choose a comforter or duvet cover that's 'reversible' so you can change the mood by flipping it over.
There are quite a few fabrics suitable for 'reversible' jackets.
Miles said one student proposed a 'reversible' high occupancy vehicle lane on Highway 99 to increase its capacity, while others argued against the construction of any new infrastructure.
Nonlethal capabilities intended for use against personnel will have relatively 'reversible' effects.
These effects are 'reversible' and tend to be less of a problem over time if the patient continues taking the drug.
Also very fashionable is the clever and practical 'reversible' cloth purse.
This afternoon, I realised that snowboards aren't necessarily 'reversible' , and put my bindings back the right way.
Some of these effects are 'reversible' , but many are not.
Beck flipped his jacket inside out, it being a 'reversible' garment, and then pulled off his shirt, changing it with one from the backpack.
Carpets from Chiprovtsi are 'reversible' and can be used on both sides and some are even aged 30 years and even more.
The coat is 'reversible' and is made up in two medium weight fabrics to span both casual and formal occasions.
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