| Subject | English | Chinese simplified |
| comp., MS | HTTP reverse proxy | HTTP 反向代理 (A proxy server that forwards incoming requests to one or more servers. To a client, the reverse proxy appears as the final destination regardless of whether the client's requests are forwarded to one or more servers) |
| comp., MS | reverse charge VAT | 反向增值税 (A value-added tax (VAT) on products that is owed by the customer that receives the product, not by the vendor that delivers the product) |
| comp., MS | reverse lookup | 反向查找 (A query for a pointer (PTR) that resolves an to its corresponding fully qualified domain name ()) |
| comp., MS | reverse path forwarding | 反向路径发送 (A technique that makes routing decisions through a TCP/IP network by using the source address of a datagram rather than the destination address. Reverse path forwarding is used in broadcast and multicast applications because it reduces redundant transmissions to multiple recipients) |
| comp., MS | reverse proxy | 反向代理 (A proxy server that forwards incoming requests to one or more servers. To a client, the reverse proxy appears as the final destination regardless of whether the client's requests are forwarded to one or more servers) |
| comp., MS | reverse replication | 反向复制 (The process where replication is established from a virtual machine that was formerly a Replica virtual machine, but is now a primary virtual machine as the result of a failover) |
| comp., MS | REVERSE SOLIDUS | 反斜线号 (A character used to separate directory names in MS-DOS and UNIX path specifications. When used as a leading character, it means that the path specification begins from the topmost level for that disk drive) |
| comp., MS | reverse video | 反向显示 (The reversal of light and dark in the display of selected characters on a video screen. For example, if text is normally displayed as white characters on a black background, reverse video presents text as black letters on a white background. Programmers commonly use reverse video as a means of highlighting text or special items (such as menu choices or the cursor) on the screen) |