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Equation shows zinc is used as an electrode, which means it is dissolving in the solution and forming Zn ions. I'm not sure but I think solid zinc can not be formed again from its ions, if the conditions are same. If all the zinc has dissolved and it does not form up again, then the reaction is surely irreversible.
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