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review

/rɪˈvjuː/

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noun

plural -views

an act of carefully looking at or examining the quality or condition of something or someone :examination or inspection [count]

Changes to the building had to be made after the review by the safety inspectors. - often + of

a review of the case

a review of their research/evidence

a review of the policy/rules/regulations

I was disappointed with my salary/pay review. [=a review of an employee's work and performance by an employer to decide by how much his or her pay or salary should be increased] [noncount]

After hours of review, the committee made its decision.

a review board/committee

The medical records were sent to the doctor for review.

The grant application is up for review. [=the application for the grant will be looked at]

The book/policy/ruling is under review. [=is being reviewed]

(formal) On review of [=after reviewing] the evidence, the jury finds the defendant guilty.

Upon further review of your situation [=after spending more time looking at and thinking about your situation], we have decided to grant your request.

The decision is subject to review by a higher authority. [=the decision might be studied and then changed by someone who has more power] - see also peer review

a report that gives someone's opinion about the quality of a book, performance, product, etc. [count]

I read the book/film reviews in the newspaper.

Reviews of the play were good. [=the people who wrote the reviews liked the play]

Critics gave the new album mixed reviews. [=some critics liked the album, while other critics did not]

a favorable review

The movie received rave reviews. [=reviews that say it is excellent] [noncount]

Copies of the book were sent to critics for review. = Review copies of the book were sent to critics. [=copies of the book were sent to critics so that they could read it and then write reviews about it]

The educational software was sent to teachers for review.

[count] :a magazine filled mostly with reviews and articles that describe the writer's thoughts or opinions about a subject - often used in titles

He wrote an article for The Annual Review of Biology.

The Western New England Law Review

[count] :a class, a book, an article, etc., that studies or describes something (such as events from a particular time) :survey

usually + of

a review of 19th-century American art

a review of the year's major events

The seminar is a review of the writer's career.

US :the act of studying information that was studied before [count]

The teacher allowed one more review of our notes before the test. [noncount]

I haven't done enough review [=(Brit) revision] for the exam.

[count] military :a formal inspection by officers of high rank or by an important person

a review of the cadets Do not confuse review with revue.

verb

-views; -viewed; -viewing

[+ obj] :to look at or examine (something) carefully especially before making a decision or judgment

Scientists are reviewing the results of the study.

I need time to review the situation.

The ruling will be reviewed by the Supreme Court.

The committee reviewed the applications/regulations.

The television show will review last year's major events.

b US :to study or look at (something) again [+ obj]

She reviewed her notes for the speech.

Please review [=go over, check] your answers before handing in your test.

I need to review [=(Brit) revise] chemistry. [no obj]

Students were given time to review [=(Brit) revise] for the test.

[+ obj] :to describe or show (a series of things or events from the past)

The television show will review last year's major events.

The biography reviewed her accomplishments.

[+ obj] :to report on or judge the quality of a book, show, product, etc.

Critics have not yet reviewed the movie/play.

The book/album/car was reviewed in this magazine.

[+ obj] military :to make an official inspection of (someone or something)

The President reviewed the troops.