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(to move backwards or in the opposite direction to normal: He reversed (the car) into the garage; He reversed the film through the projector.) reverse -
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< förd> (z.B. Förderband) ■ transporting into opposite direction; reverse-acting -
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1) ( auf der linken Seite) on the left;sich \links halten to keep to the left;bei Straßen ohne Gehweg sollten Fußgänger in Deutschland \links gehen on roads without a pavement pedestrians in Germany should walk on [or keep to] the left;dritte Tür \links [the] third door on the left;\links hinter/ neben/ von/vor... to the left behind/directly to the left of/to the left of/to the left in front of...;\links oben/ unten in the top/bottom left-hand corner;nach \links [to the] left;nach \links/ rechts gehen to turn left/right;schau mal nach \links look to the [or your] left;von \links from the left;von \links nach rechts from [the] left to [the] right2) ( verkehrt herum) inside out;du hast ja die Socken \links herum an! you've got your socks on inside out!;den Stoff [von] \links bügeln to iron the fabric on the reverse side;auf \links inside out\links abbiegen to turn [off to the] left, to take a left turn;\links einbiegen/sich \links einordnen to move [or get] into [or take] the left-hand lane;( auf der linken Seite) on the left;\links bleiben/sich \links halten to keep to the left4) modeeine [Masche] \links, drei [Maschen] rechts purl one, knit three;\links stricken to purl5) pol\links eingestellt sein to have left-wing tendencies [or leanings];6) mildie Augen \links! eyes left!;\links um! left about turn!WENDUNGEN:weder \links noch rechts schauen to not [let oneself] be distracted;jdn \links liegen lassen ( fam) to ignore sb;mit \links ( fam) easily, with no troublepräp +gen;\links einer S. to the left of sth;\links eines Flusses on the left bank of a river -
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rück·wärts [ʼrʏkvɛrts] adv1) ( rücklings) backwards;\rückwärts einparken to reverse into a parking space2) ( nach hinten) backward;ein Salto \rückwärts a backward somersaultvon \rückwärts kommen to come [up] from behind
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go into reverse — 1. To engage reverse gear 2. To move backwards • • • Main Entry: ↑reverse … Useful english dictionary
shifted into reverse — went backwards, traveled in reverse … English contemporary dictionary
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