ir·re·ver·sible [ˌɪrɪˈvɜ:səbl̩] ПРИЛ.
1. irreversible (impossible to change back):
- irreversible development, process
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- irreversible development, process
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- irreversible development, process
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- irreversible development, process
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- irreversible development, process
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- irreversible decision
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2. irreversible:
- irreversible ХИМ., ТЕХН. engine
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- irreversible chemical synthesis
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3. irreversible (impossible to turn):
- irreversible cover, cushion
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Because sterilization is a largely irreversible procedure, post-sterilization regret is a major psychological effect.
en.wikipedia.org Transformation into a yacuruna is irreversible and a person so transformed may never return to his or her home.
en.wikipedia.org However, because the amide-bond-forming step was irreversible and the barrier to isomerization was low, the major product was derived from the faster-reacting intermediate.
en.wikipedia.org The application of multiple scans is shown above to distinguish reversible from irreversible changes.
en.wikipedia.org Usually such states are temporary and not irreversible, with fluoroquinolone-induced psychosis being a notable exception.
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