revertir

v.

1 to reverse. (Latin American Spanish)

2 to revert, to return to one's former condition.

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revertir

Conjugation model [HERVIR], like {{link=hervir}}hervir

► verbo intransitivo

1 (volver) to revert, return, go back

2 (resultar) to result (en, in)

3 DERECHO to revert

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FRASEOLOGÍA

revertir en beneficio de to be to the advantage of

revertir en perjuicio de to be to the detriment of

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VI

1) [posesión] to revert (a to)

2) (=volver)

revertir a su estado primitivo — to revert to its original state

3) (=venir a parar)

revertir en — to end up as

revertir en beneficio de — to benefit

revertir en perjuicio de — to be to the detriment of

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verbo intransitivo

1)

a) propiedad

revertir A alguien — to revert to somebody

b) (a estado anterior)

revertir A algo — to go back to something, revert to something

2) (redundar)

revertir EN algo: la decision revertirá en beneficio/perjuicio de sus hijos — the decision will be to the benefit/detriment of their children

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verbo intransitivo

1)

a) propiedad

revertir A alguien — to revert to somebody

b) (a estado anterior)

revertir A algo — to go back to something, revert to something

2) (redundar)

revertir EN algo: la decision revertirá en beneficio/perjuicio de sus hijos — the decision will be to the benefit/detriment of their children

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revertir [I11 ]

vi

A

1 «propiedad»: revertir A algn; to revert TO sb

2 (a un estado anterior) revertir A algo to go back TO sth, revert TO sth

revirtieron a su decisión original they went back to o reverted to their original decision

después de muchas discusiones revertimos al punto de partida after much discussion we ended up back at square one o back where we had started

B (redundar) revertir EN algo:

la decision revertirá en beneficio/perjuicio de sus hijos the decision will be to the benefit/detriment of their children

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revertir verbo intransitivo revertir en beneficio/perjuicio de, to be to the advantage/detriment of
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revert

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revertir

♦ vt

Am [invertir]

revertir la situación to reverse the situation

♦ vi

1. [resultar]

revertir en to result in;

revertir en beneficio/perjuicio de to be to the advantage/detriment of

2. [volver]

revertir a to revert to

3. Der [propiedad] to revert;

la obra revertirá al Estado después de cincuenta años the work will revert to the State after fifty years

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revertir

v/i

:

revertir en beneficio de alguien JUR benefit s.o.

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revertir {76} vi

1) : to revert, to go back

2)

revertir en : to result in, to end up as