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1. (adv.) vice versa
in reverse order from that of a preceding statement; conversely:
She likes me, and vice versa.
Etymology: (1595–1605; < L, =vicevice3+versā, abl. sing. fem. of versus, ptp. of vertere to turn)
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| Definition of 'vice versa' |
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1. (adverb) vice versa, the other way around, contrariwise
with the order reversed
"she hates him and vice versa"
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1. (adverb) vice versa
the other way around
I'll pick him up, and you make dinner. Or vice versa.
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Sense: (of two things or people) the other way round
Dogs often chase cats but not usually vice versa.
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Afrikaans: vice versa, omgekeerd |
Arabic: والعَكْس بالعَكْس |
Bulgarian: обратно |
Brazilian: vice-versa |
Czech: naopak |
German: umgekehrt |
Danish: omvendt; vice versa |
Greek: αντίστροφα |
Spanish: viceverca |
Estonian: vastupidi |
Farsi: بالعکس |
Finnish: päinvastoin |
French: vice versa |
Hebrew: לְהֵיפֶך |
Hindi: उलटे |
Croatian: i obrnuto |
Hungarian: fordítva |
Indonesian: sebaliknya |
Icelandic: gagnkvæmt, öfugt |
Italian: viceversa |
Japanese: 逆も同様 |
Korean: 반대로 |
Lithuanian: atvirkščiai |
Latvian: otrādi; pretēji |
Malay: begitu juga sebaliknya |
Dutch: omgekeerd |
Norwegian: (og) omvendt, vice versa |
Polish: (i) odwrotnie |
Portuguese: vice-versa |
Romanian: viceversa |
Russian: наоборот |
Slovak: naopak |
Slovenian: obratno |
Serbian: obrnuto |
Swedish: vice versa |
Thai: ในทางกลับกัน |
Turkish: aksine, tersine |
Taiwanese: (兩件事或兩個人)反之亦然 |
Ukrainian: навпаки |
Urdu: اس کے بر عکس |
Vietnamese: ngược lại |
Chinese: 反过来也是这样,反之亦然 |
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