what is vice versa when we are using in the sentence.?

Question

what is vice versa when we are using in the sentence.

Answer 1

vice versa means the other way round.
for example, if it is australia vs. west indies then u say australia will beat west indies or vice versa. that means either australia will beat WI or WI will beat australia. did u get it?

Answer 2

Vice Versa Sentence

Answer 3

Reply: what is vice versa when we are using in the sentence.?

Answer:

" Vice Versa " is basically a slang word that is used to describe the reverse or the opposite of what u say in the first line of your sentence.

Answer 4

Vice-versa

Meaning

The reverse of the previous statement, with the main items transposed. It derives from Latin, with the translation being 'the other way round' or 'the position being reversed', but is now fully absorbed into English.

It is usually used to imply the complement of a statement without expressing as much in words. For example:

"Fish can't live where we are most comfortable, and vice-versa".

Often mispronounced, as vie-sa ver-sa, and consequently misspelt as visa versa. It should be pronounced vie-si ver-sa.

Answer 5

Vice versa is a very old word and is not slang.
It comes from the Latin vicus-to change and versa- to turn.
It means to turn around or reverse a statement.
Example:

We like the Jones' and vice versa. (They like us too.)
We have a trade agreement with Japan and vice versa.

Answer 6

<>Vice versa is a more-or-less slang term meaning "the reverse" or "the opposite of." An example would be:
"Would it be better if he came to me, or vice versa?"

Answer 7

vice versa is used when there is 2 possibalities of a 1 situation. we write 1 possibality and we use vice versa meanin the other possibality can also happen

Answer 8

It is the reverse of what we have written.
In dictionary terms this means :

in reverse order from that stated; conversely:
She dislikes me, and vice versa.

Answer 9

vi•ce ver•sa

Pronunciation: (vī'su vûr'su, vīs', vī'sē), [key]
in reverse order from that stated; conversely: She dislikes me, and vice versa.

Random House Unabridged Dictionary, Copyright © 1997, by Random House, Inc., on Infoplease.

Answer 10

It means that the reverse of what you said is also valid.

As in

The train goes from London to York and vice versa.

Meaning it travels both ways

Literal translation from Latin is "with position turned"

EDIT

bbs example is wrong as an idiom cannot contain several books of proverbs

cooldudes answer is wrong as it's not slang, it's latin