| | to fall / to collapse / to lie horizontally / to overthrow / to fail / to go bankrupt / to change (trains or buses) / to move around / to resell at a profit | HSK 4 |
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| | to place upside down / to invert / to pour / to throw out / to move backwards / however / actually / as a matter of fact / contrary to expectation | HSK 4 |
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| | to have bad luck / to be out of luck | HSK 5 |
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| | to fall down / to slip and fall / to throw sb to the ground | HSK 5 |
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| | to go bankrupt / to close down | HSK 6 |
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| | to turn upside down / to reverse / back to front / confused / deranged / crazy | HSK 6 |
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| | to count down / countdown | |
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| | contrary to what one might expect / actually / contrariwise / why don't you | |
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| | to count backwards (from 10 down to 0) / to count down / from the bottom (lines on a page) / from the back (rows of seats) | |
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| | inverse number / reciprocal (math.) | |
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| | reverse order / inverted order | |
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| | to change buses, trains etc | |
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| | to reverse (a vehicle) / to drive backwards | |
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| | to knock down / knocked down | |
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| | to collapse / to topple over | |
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| | to faint / to swoon / to black out / to become unconscious | |
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| | but on the contrary / but expectedly | |
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| | inverted image / reversed image (e.g. upside down) | |
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| | to push over / to overthrow | |
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| | to tumble / to fall / fig. to suffer a reverse (in politics or business) | |
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| | to collapse (of building) / to topple over | |
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| | to topple over / to greatly admire | |
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| | to dump / to pour / to empty out | |
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| | to overthrow / to knock down / Down with ... ! | |
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| | to overwhelm / to overpower / overwhelming | |
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| | a handstand / to turn upside down / to stand on one's head / upside down | |
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| | to fall down | |
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| | to fall back / to go in reverse | |
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| | to flow backwards / reverse flow | |
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| | to resell at a profit / to speculate | |
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| | lit. to hang upside down / fig. topsy-turvy and inequitable, e.g. manufacturing and trading costs exceed the sale price (of some goods) / to borrow more than one can ever repay | |
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| | to fall to the ground | |
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| | overwhelming | |
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| | to lose money instead of being paid (i.e. sb should pay me, but is actually taking my money) | |
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| | to pull down / (coll.) to let it go / to drop it | |
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| | lit. to invert black and white (idiom); to distort the truth deliberately / to misrepresent the facts / to invert right and wrong | |
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| | inversion (rhetoric device of inverting the word order for heightened effect) / anastrophe | |
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| | to reflect (producing an inverted image) | |
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| | to baffle / to confound / to stump | |
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| | to invert | |
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| | to faint | |
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| | to overthrow / downfall / to fall from power / to go bankrupt | |
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| | to trip / to stumble | |
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| | to make an about-turn / to reverse one's direction, policy, sequence etc / to turn things on their head | |
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| | to invert right and wrong | |
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| | lit. to strike with a muckrake (idiom), cf Pigsy 豬八戒｜猪八戒 in Journey to the West 西遊記｜西游记; fig. to counterattack / to make bogus accusations (against one's victim) | |
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| | to pour out one's grievances | |
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| | lit. spirit and soul upside down (idiom); infatuated and head over heels in love / fascinated / captivated | |
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| | to flash back / flashback (in a novel, movie etc) | |
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| | inversion (rhetoric device of inverting the word order for heightened effect) / anastrophe | |
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| | roly-poly toy / tilting doll / tumbler | |
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| | to knock down / to knock over / to run over (sb) | |
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| | barb / bicycle kick, or overhead kick (football) | |
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| | not to pose a problem for sb / cannot stump sb | |
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| | to change shifts / to work in turns | |
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| | to change sides in a war / turncoat | |
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| | (coll.) a profiteer / (business) wheeler-dealer | |
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| | to be frightened | |
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| | disappointed / frustrated / dejected | |
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| | lit. to topple the mountains and overturn the seas (idiom); earth-shattering / fig. gigantic / of spectacular significance | |
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| | to have the advantage overwhelmingly on one side / to support unconditionally | |
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| | (coll.) poor devil / unfortunate man | |
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| | barb / barbed tip (e.g. of fishhook) | |
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| | to turn upside down / to upend | |
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| | lit. to move mountains and drain seas / to transform nature | |
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| | to pour beans out of a bamboo tube / to come clean / to make a clean breast of things | |
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| | backwards / in reverse / upside down | |
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| | to gasp (with amazement or shock etc) / to feel a chill run down one's spine / to have one's hairs stand on end | |
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| | to move / to shift / to exchange / to buy and sell / peddling | |
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| | to overturn / to overthrow / to capsize / to collapse | |
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| | (of cereal crops) to collapse and lie flat | |
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| | to knock down / to mow down | |
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| | phase reversal / phase inversion | |
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| | lit. overturning seas and rivers (idiom) / fig. overwhelming / earth-shattering / in a spectacular mess | |
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| | to lean unsteadily from side to side (idiom) / to sway / (of buildings etc) to lean at a crazy angle | |
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| | rewind (media player) | |
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| | lit. to hang upside down / fig. in dire straits | |
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| | to take a fall | |
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| | to flow backwards (of water, because of flood, tide, wind etc) / reverse flow / to back up (sewage) | |
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| | to prostrate oneself / to fall on one's knees / to grovel | |
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| | to kneel down / to sink to one's knees / to grovel | |
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| | to knock sth over | |
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| | to lie down / to drop to the ground | |
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| | three-shift system (work rostering) | |
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| | to overturn trunks and boxes / to make a thorough search (idiom) | |
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| | to lie down / to die | |
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| | to slip (lose one's footing) | |
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| | confused / disorderly / incoherent | |
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| | to know by heart (so well that you can recite it backwards) | |
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| | cold snap during the spring | |
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| | to die out (of livestock) | |
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| | to be more of a hindrance than a help | |
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| | to take turns / to rotate (responsibility) | |
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| | to drive in reverse / fig. to take a backward step / retrogressive / trying to turn the clock back | |
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| | to go against the tide (idiom); to do things all wrong / to try to turn back history / a perverse way of doing things | |
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| | to adjust to a different time zone | |
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| | to invert | |
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| | to marry and live with the bride's family (inverting traditional Chinese expectations) | |
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| | to have bad luck | |
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| | Oh that's true! (interjection of sudden realization) | |
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