Definition of revers in English:

revers

noun rɪˈvɪə

The turned-back edge of a garment revealing the undersurface, especially at the lapel.
he wore a black silk dressing gown, with crimson revers
Example sentencesExamples
- In a 1920s suit that is featured in the exhibition, the white lining of the black jacket extends to the revers, or lapel facings, a typical Chanel detail that was taken from men's military uniforms.
- The revers of the hood are covered in black velvet.
- For the judges, the robes are mainly black, though they have broad red satin revers and cuffs.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, literally 'reverse'.

Definition of revers in US English:

revers

noun

The turned-back edge of a garment revealing the undersurface, especially at the lapel.
he wore a black silk dressing gown, with crimson revers
Example sentencesExamples
- For the judges, the robes are mainly black, though they have broad red satin revers and cuffs.
- The revers of the hood are covered in black velvet.
- In a 1920s suit that is featured in the exhibition, the white lining of the black jacket extends to the revers, or lapel facings, a typical Chanel detail that was taken from men's military uniforms.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, literally ‘reverse’.

单词	revers
释义	Definition of revers in English: revers noun rɪˈvɪə The turned-back edge of a garment revealing the undersurface, especially at the lapel. he wore a black silk dressing gown, with crimson revers Example sentencesExamples In a 1920s suit that is featured in the exhibition, the white lining of the black jacket extends to the revers, or lapel facings, a typical Chanel detail that was taken from men's military uniforms. The revers of the hood are covered in black velvet. For the judges, the robes are mainly black, though they have broad red satin revers and cuffs. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, literally 'reverse'. Definition of revers in US English: revers noun The turned-back edge of a garment revealing the undersurface, especially at the lapel. he wore a black silk dressing gown, with crimson revers Example sentencesExamples For the judges, the robes are mainly black, though they have broad red satin revers and cuffs. The revers of the hood are covered in black velvet. In a 1920s suit that is featured in the exhibition, the white lining of the black jacket extends to the revers, or lapel facings, a typical Chanel detail that was taken from men's military uniforms. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, literally ‘reverse’.
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