undo changes
[/ʌnˈduː ˈtʃeɪndʒɪz/]
verb phrase
desfazer alterações
1. to reverse or revert modifications made to a document, file, or system to restore it to a previous state
I made a mistake in the spreadsheet, so I used Ctrl+Z to undo changes.
Cometi um erro na planilha, então usei Ctrl+Z para desfazer as alterações.
2. to reverse one or more recent actions or edits in software or digital content
If you don't like the new design, you can undo changes and go back to the original version.
Se você não gostar do novo design, pode desfazer as alterações e voltar à versão original.
This is primarily technical/digital terminology used universally in both American English and Brazilian Portuguese contexts. In tech companies and digital workspaces across Brazil and the USA, 'undo changes' is essential vocabulary. The keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Z (or Cmd+Z on Mac) is universally recognized across cultures and languages as the standard method to execute this function.
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