review
/rɪˈvjuː/
noun
- An assessment or critique of something, such as a book, movie, product, or performance.
- I read a review of the new restaurant before deciding to go.
- She wrote a detailed review of the novel for her blog.
- The movie received mostly positive reviews from critics.
- The act of examining or studying something again, especially to make improvements or remember information.
- The teacher gave us a review of the material before the test.
- We need to do a review of our safety procedures.
- His review of the contract took several hours.
- A formal inspection or evaluation of troops, ships, or other military units.
- Soldiers stood at attention during the annual review.
- The general conducted a review of the battalion.
- The naval review featured ships from several countries.
Synonyms
verb
- To examine or assess something formally, especially to form an opinion or give a critique.
- Our team meets every Friday to review the week's progress.
- The critic will review the new play tonight.
- Please review the document and let me know if you see any errors.
- To study or look over something again, especially to prepare for an exam or to refresh one's memory.
- I need to review my notes before the final exam.
- She reviewed the chapter one more time before class.
- He reviewed the instructions carefully before starting the machine.
- To inspect or evaluate troops or military units in a formal ceremony.
- The president will review the troops during the parade.
- They reviewed the guard of honor at the ceremony.
- The admiral reviewed the fleet from the deck of his ship.