inconvertibly

/ɪŋkənvˈɜɾᵻbli/ adv

In an inconvertible manner.

Word Origin From Latin con- 'together' and vertere 'to turn' — to convert is to turn together, to change. Inconvertibly means in a way that cannot be converted. The same root vertere gives us invert (turn in), pervert (turn through, corrupt), revert (turn back), divert (turn aside), avert (turn away), subvert (turn under), introvert (turn inward), and extrovert (turn outward). The PIE root *wer- meant 'to turn, bend.'

adv In an inconvertible manner.

The two currencies were inconvertibly linked by the fixed exchange rate.

(副词) 不可转换地

两种货币通过固定汇率不可转换地联系在一起。

(adverbio) De manera inconvertible.

Las dos monedas estaban vinculadas de manera inconvertible por la tasa de cambio fija.

(adverbe) de manière inconvertible; sans possibilité de conversion; de façon inconvertible [De manière inconvertible ; sans possibilité de conversion ou d'échange.]

Les deux devises étaient inconvertibly liées par un taux de change fixe.

(Adverb) Auf eine Weise, die nicht umwandelbar oder austauschbar ist.

Die beiden Währungen waren durch den festen Wechselkurs **inconvertibly** miteinander verbunden.

(副詞) 転換不可能な方法で;交換できない状態に。

2つの通貨は固定為替レートによって相互に交換できない形で結びつけられていた。

(advérbio) inconversivelmente; de modo inconversível; inconvertivelmente [De modo inconversível.]

As duas moedas estavam inconversivelmente ligadas pela taxa de câmbio fixa.

Word parts: in + con + vert + ible + ly

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