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1 revert to
phr.v.1.се враќа (во поранешна состојба/на стари навики):..., the land reverted to wilderness..., почвата повторно се претвори во пустара; He reverted to smoking again Тој пак почна да пуши;After her divorce she reverted to her maiden name По разводот таа пак си го зеде моминското презиме2. се навраќа, одново загатнува (тема); to revert/reverting to the/your question,... да се вратиме на прашањето/вашето прашање,...; I'd like to revert to the first point you made Би сакал да се навратам на првата работа што вие ја истакнавте3. lawвраќа имот/права (to sb/sth на некого/нешто- поранешен сопственик)4. revert to type a) biol. се враќа во примитивен стадиум, б) fig. пак е оној стариот; се враќа во старото јаго
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