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impartially
Ingénierie inverse
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
reverse engineering N
reverse-engineer VB trans
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
engineering [Brit ɛndʒɪˈnɪərɪŋ, Am ˌɛndʒəˈnɪrɪŋ] N
1. engineering (subject, science):
2. engineering (industry):
3. engineering (structure):
I. engineer [Brit ɛndʒɪˈnɪə, Am ˌɛndʒəˈnɪr] N
engineer Am RAIL
II. engineer [Brit ɛndʒɪˈnɪə, Am ˌɛndʒəˈnɪr] VB trans
1. engineer (plot):
engineer revolt, fall, success, conspiracy
2. engineer (build):
civil engineer N
I. reverse [Brit rɪˈvəːs, Am rəˈvərs] N
1. reverse (opposite):
2. reverse (back):
3. reverse (setback):
4. reverse MOTOR:
to go into reverse driver:
to go into reverse fig process:
II. reverse [Brit rɪˈvəːs, Am rəˈvərs] ADJ
1. reverse (opposite):
reverse argument, effect, trend
reverse direction
2. reverse (other):
3. reverse (backwards):
reverse somersault
4. reverse MOTOR:
III. in reverse ADV
in reverse do, function:
IV. reverse [Brit rɪˈvəːs, Am rəˈvərs] VB trans
1. reverse (invert):
reverse order, trend, process, policy
2. reverse (exchange, switch):
reverse roles
3. reverse Brit POL:
reverse defeat
4. reverse:
reverse TECH, MOTOR mechanism, machine
5. reverse LAW:
6. reverse TELEC:
V. reverse [Brit rɪˈvəːs, Am rəˈvərs] VB intr
reverse driver:
in the PONS Dictionary
engineering [ˌendʒɪˈnɪərɪŋ, Am -ˈnɪr-] N no pl
I. engineer [ˌendʒɪˈnɪəʳ, Am -ˈnɪr] N
1. engineer (person qualified in engineering):
2. engineer a. RAIL:
3. engineer TECH:
4. engineer pej, fig:
instigateur(-trice) m (f)
5. engineer Am RAIL:
II. engineer [ˌendʒɪˈnɪəʳ, Am -ˈnɪr] VB trans
1. engineer:
2. engineer pej:
I. reverse [rɪˈvɜ:s, Am -ˈvɜ:rs] VB trans
1. reverse Aus, Brit (move backwards):
2. reverse (turn the other way):
3. reverse (change to opposite, exchange):
reverse trend, situation
to reverse the charges Brit, Can TELEC
4. reverse LAW:
reverse judgement
II. reverse [rɪˈvɜ:s, Am -ˈvɜ:rs] VB intr Aus, Brit
III. reverse [rɪˈvɜ:s, Am -ˈvɜ:rs] N
1. reverse no pl (opposite):
2. reverse (gear):
3. reverse (misfortune):
4. reverse (back):
reverse of a coin
reverse of a document
IV. reverse [rɪˈvɜ:s, Am -ˈvɜ:rs] ADJ
reverse direction
reverse order
the reverse side of paper
the reverse side of garment
in the PONS Dictionary
I. engineer [ˌen·dʒɪ·ˈnɪr] N
1. engineer (person qualified in engineering):
2. engineer a. RAIL:
mécanicien(ne) m (f)
3. engineer RAIL:
conducteur (-trice) m (f) de locomotive
4. engineer TECH:
technicien(ne) m (f)
5. engineer fig, pej:
instigateur(-trice) m (f)
II. engineer [ˌen·dʒɪ·ˈnɪr] VB trans
1. engineer:
2. engineer pej:
engineering [ˌen·dʒɪ·ˈnɪr·ɪŋ] N
I. reverse [rɪ·ˈvɜrs] VB trans
1. reverse (change to opposite, exchange):
reverse trend, situation
2. reverse (turn the other way):
3. reverse LAW:
reverse judgment
II. reverse [rɪ·ˈvɜrs] VB intr
III. reverse [rɪ·ˈvɜrs] N
1. reverse (opposite):
2. reverse AUTO (backwards gear):
3. reverse (misfortune):
4. reverse (back side):
reverse of a coin
reverse of a document
IV. reverse [rɪ·ˈvɜrs] ADJ
reverse direction
reverse order
the reverse side of paper
the reverse side of garment
Present
Iengineer
youengineer
he/she/itengineers
weengineer
youengineer
theyengineer
Past
Iengineered
youengineered
he/she/itengineered
weengineered
youengineered
theyengineered
Present Perfect
Ihaveengineered
youhaveengineered
he/she/ithasengineered
wehaveengineered
youhaveengineered
theyhaveengineered
Past Perfect
Ihadengineered
youhadengineered
he/she/ithadengineered
wehadengineered
youhadengineered
theyhadengineered
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The same process in reverse can be used to lower or circularize the apogee of a magsail's orbit when it arrives at a destination planet.
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A self-taught artist, he is known for his signature technique of painting in reverse, using acrylic paint on a clear sheet of acrylic.
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The 1973 edition of his piano sonata misspells the term modus lascivus on the cover, copyright, and title pages, putting the s and c in reverse order.
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Micro-hydro plants may use purpose-designed turbines or use industrial centrifugal pumps, connected in reverse to act as turbines.
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They are primarily used to separate emulsions into their components via various processes; operating in reverse to an emulsifier.
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