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Definition of revised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
improvementimproved or updated after changes
- The revised edition includes new chapters.
2.
alteredchanged by adding or removing material
- The revised document was shorter and clearer.
Expressions with revised
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document that has been changed or improved
The revised version of the report was submitted yesterday.
later version of a work updated with new or corrected material
The revised edition includes extra exercises and clearer explanations.
Origin of revised
Latin, re (again) + videre (see)
Terms with revised included in their meaning
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decision-making
reconsideration or revised opinion of a previous decision
publishing
revised version of a publication
modification
changed or revised from the original
revising
in the process of being revised or improved
documents
early version of a document still being developed or revised
editing
revised until flawless
modification
changed or revised in a new form
revised
reported again with changes
communication
revised or new statement
thinking
carefully reconsidered or revised
revised version
new version of something that has been improved
finance
arrange a revised schedule for debt repayment
revision
revised or updated
revision
revised opinion or plan
religion
Bible version revised by American scholars in 1901
abr: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Third Edition, Revised
book listing mental health conditions and criteria
renovation
being renovated or revised to current standards
acr: New Revised Standard Version
version of the Bible with updated language
finance
first authentic payment document issued before any copies or revised statements
acr: Revised Code of Washington
set of laws in Washington state
revision
revised version of a document or plan
writing
revised or rewritten
programming
revised or reorganized for better efficiency
revised music
musical piece with revised harmony
Examples of revised in a sentence
We need to follow the revised protocol for safety. The revised edition includes new chapters. She appreciated the revised guidelines for clarity.
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- French:révisé, modifié, ...
- German:überarbeitet, korrigiert, ...
- Italian:rivisto, ...
- Spanish:revisado, modificado, ...
- Portuguese:revisto, modificado, ...
- Chinese:修订的, 修改过的, ...
- Japanese:改訂された, 修正された, ...
- Arabic:مُنَقَّح, مُعَدَّل, ...
- Hebrew:מְתוּקָּן, ...
- Russian:пересмотренный, измененный, ...
- Ukrainian:переглянутий, змінений, ...
- Hindi:संशोधित, परिवर्तित, ...
Definition of revise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
edittr. UK review and change written material to improve ittr. UK
- She revised her essay before submission.
2.
educationtr./intr. UK study material again for an examinationtr./intr. UK
- He revised for his math test all weekend.
3.
update editiontr. UK prepare a new version of a printed worktr. UK
- The author revised the book for its second edition.
4.
adjust pricetr. Rare UK change a price or estimate to make it accuratetr. Rare UK
- The company revised its sales forecast for the year.
Noun
1.
reviewUK careful review or change of somethingUK
- The teacher asked for a revise of the essay.
2.
printingDated UK second proof sheet in printingDated UK
- The editor checked the revise for errors.
Expressions with revise
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change rules to improve or update them
The committee decided to revise policy to address new challenges.
update initial beliefs with new information
Scientists revise their priors after new data emerges.
Origin of revise
Latin, re- (again) + videre (to see)
Examples of revise in a sentence
The author will revise the manuscript before publishing. She revised her notes before the history exam. Students are advised to revise thoroughly for finals. She decided to revise the manuscript before submission. The publisher asked him to revise the outdated textbook. They had to revise the budget after the unexpected expenses.
The contractor revised the project estimate to include additional costs. The revise of the policy took several weeks. He submitted a revise of the manuscript to the editor. The revise was sent back for further corrections. After reviewing the revise, the printer made adjustments.
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- French:réviser, révision, ...
- German:überarbeiten, Überarbeitung, ...
- Italian:rivedere, revisione, ...
- Spanish:revisar, revisión, ...
- Portuguese:revisar, revisão, ...
- Chinese:修订, 审查, ...
- Japanese:見直す, 見直し, ...
- Arabic:نَقَّحَ, مراجعة, ...
- Hebrew:לְעָרוֹךְ, בְּדִיקָה מְחֻדֶּשֶׁת, ...
- Russian:переработать, переработка, ...
- Ukrainian:переглянути, перегляд, ...
- Hindi:संपादित करना, समीक्षा, ...
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