undo
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ʌnˈduː/
Forms: undoing, undone
undo means: To open something that holds clothes or other things together.
verb
To open something that holds clothes or other things together.
- Please undo your belt.
- She undid the buttons on her coat.
- I could not undo the knot in my shoelaces.
To remove the effects of something that has been done.
- We cannot undo the damage.
- One careless decision undid years of progress.
- Can anything undo the harm this caused?
To return a computer file or program to how it was before your last change.
- You can undo that edit.
- I accidentally deleted a paragraph, then undid the change.
- Press these keys to undo your last action.
noun
A computer command or action that removes the last change you made.
- Click the undo button.
- The editor allows several undos in a row.
- An undo restored the text I had deleted.
Questions about undo
What does undo mean?
To open something that holds clothes or other things together.
What is undo in other languages?
Türkçe: açmak · Español: desabrochar · Français: défaire · Deutsch: öffnen · Italiano: slacciare · 日本語: 外す
How do you pronounce undo?
It is pronounced /ʌnˈduː/.
How do you use undo in a sentence?
Please undo your belt. She undid the buttons on her coat.
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