reviewed
rɪˈvjuːd
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Definition of reviewed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
evaluationexamined or assessed for accuracy or quality
  • The reviewed document was free of errors.
assessed examined inspected
2.
feedbackevaluated or critiqued by others
  • The reviewed article received positive feedback from the committee.
appraised assessed
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Origin of reviewed

Latin, re- (again) + videre (to see)

Terms with reviewed included in their meaning

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education
having reviewed or refreshed knowledge
review
officially reviewed or checked
work
intended to be reviewed or completed outside of its origin place
second review
reviewed to make necessary changes or improvements
reviewed
kept under systematic review
evaluation
reviewed with new perspective
reviewed
looked at or considered again
data
numerical data causing sadness when reviewed

Examples of reviewed in a sentence

  • The reviewed plans were approved.
  • The reviewed manuscript was accepted for publication.
  • The reviewed proposal was approved by the board.

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  1. French:révisé, analysé, ...
  2. German:überprüft, bewertet, ...
  3. Italian:revisionato, criticato, ...
  4. Spanish:examinado, criticado, ...
  5. Portuguese:revisado, avaliado, ...
  6. Chinese:审查过的, 评估过的, ...
  7. Japanese:確認済み, 評価された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُراجَع, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִבְדָּק, מְבוּקָר, ...
  10. Russian:проверенный, оцененный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:переглянутий, оцінений, ...
  12. Hindi:समीक्षित, मूल्यांकित, ...
review
rɪˈvjuː

Definition of review - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
critiquecritical evaluation of a work
  • The review of the movie was very positive.
assessment critique evaluation
2.
assessment processofficial examination or broad overview of options or materials
  • The committee ordered a review of safety rules and recent reports.
3.
journalismUKperiodical publication with critical essaysUK
  • He subscribed to a literary review.
4.
legaljudicial reassessment of a case
  • The court ordered a review of the decision.
reassessment reconsideration

Verb

1.
critiquetr.write a critical appraisal of a book, play, movie, etctr.
  • She was asked to review the new film for the local newspaper..
critique evaluate
2.
evaluatetr.examine or assess something formallytr.
  • The committee will review the document tomorrow..
assess evaluate
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Expressions with review

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very positive evaluation of a work or performance
The movie received a rave review from the critic.
written opinion about a book's strengths and weaknesses
His book review highlighted the novel's strong characters.
yearly meeting or document judging how well someone does their job
My annual review highlighted my strengths and areas for improvement.
written or spoken report examining current conditions and trends in a market
The quarterly market review highlighted growing demand in the electric vehicle sector.
waiting for someone to check and decide about acceptance or approval
Your membership request is still pending review by the moderators.
assess the development of a situation or process
The committee will review the progress of the new policy implementation.

Origin of review

Latin, re- (again) + videre (to see)

Examples of review in a sentence

  • His review of the restaurant was scathing.
  • Management initiated a review of all current contracts.
  • The policy will undergo annual review by an independent board.
  • Her essay appeared in a respected political review.
  • The university library archives an old art review.
  • The lawyer requested a review of the case.

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  1. French:critique, évaluer, ...
  2. German:Rezension, rezensieren, ...
  3. Italian:recensione, criticare, ...
  4. Spanish:reseña, criticar, ...
  5. Portuguese:crítica, avaliar, ...
  6. Chinese:评论, 评价, ...
  7. Japanese:レビュー, 批評する, ...
  8. Arabic:مُرَاجَعَة, نَقَدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּיקּוֹרֶת, לְבַקֵּר, ...
  10. Russian:рецензия, писать рецензию, ...
  11. Ukrainian:огляд, рецензувати, ...
  12. Hindi:समीक्षा, समीक्षा लिखना, ...
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