inverse in Japanese
inverse in Japanese is あべこべ — inverse means opposite in effect, order, or position.
inverse in Japanese
あべこべ
Pronounced: abekobe
What does "inverse" mean?
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adj Opposite in effect, order, or position.
"There's an inverse relationship between price and demand."
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noun The reverse or opposite of something, especially in mathematics.
"The inverse of addition is subtraction."
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inverse in a sentence
- There's an inverse relationship between price and demand.
- The inverse of addition is subtraction.
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What is "inverse" in Japanese?
"inverse" in Japanese is あべこべ. inverse means: Opposite in effect, order, or position.
How do you pronounce あべこべ?
"inverse" in Japanese is あべこべ, pronounced "abekobe".
How do you use "inverse" in a sentence?
Example: "There's an inverse relationship between price and demand." In Japanese, "inverse" is あべこべ.
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