Definition of reviewer in English:

reviewer

noun rɪˈvjuːərəˈvjuər

1A person who writes critical appraisals of books, plays, films, etc. for publication.
she's a reviewer for the Los Angeles Times
a film reviewer
Example sentencesExamples
- One reviewer has compared reading Furst to watching Casablanca for the first time.
- The reviewer would want this book on his bookshelf as a reference on any number of topics.
- The reviewer parts company with Malia's view of Russia under communism as a kind of second Red tartar yoke.
- The book includes a review of each play written by a different reviewer after it was performed.
- So, shocking as it may seem, the truth is that some reviewers skip some books.
- After all, the author you excoriate today might be the reviewer of your book tomorrow.
- As one witty film reviewer remarked, most heroes need a cape, but Hellboy needs a hug.
- Everyone's a critic, but only reviewers get to broadcast their opinions beyond earshot.
- Nor is it the intention of this reviewer to compare the translation with those of other equally eminent scholars.
- So it was with trepidation that your humble reviewer handed the book to his twelve-year-old sister for her verdict.
- The leading reviewers have written hundreds of reviews and received tens of thousands of votes.
- BBC film got three different reviewers to examine the three Scream movies.
- The general picture is good, according to reviewer Van Smith the system gives a decent sound for the price.
- The reviewer writes about a silly question asked by a British interviewer.
- And as a final comment, I want to make it clear that spitting at book reviewers is not nice.
- I am an author and book reviewer, and my site honors veterans of many wars from many eras.
- Every year, the Independent on Sunday asks its reviewers to name their books of the year.
- The only note of caution voiced by one reviewer was whether the film had universal appeal to cinema audiences.
- In the absence of payment, amateur reviewers write overwhelmingly about topics they love.
- There's hell to pay if moviegoers waste their money on films that a reviewer has acclaimed.
Synonyms
critic, commentator, connoisseur, judge, observer, pundit, analyst, arbiter
2A person who formally assesses something with a view to changing it if necessary.
a rent reviewer
Example sentencesExamples
- As a consequence, systematic reviewers tend either to ignore the issue or to devise their own criteria.
- It was an honor to be the fourth reviewer of a manuscript written by someone most of us know.
- The author would like to thank the Environmental History reviewers for their helpful suggestions in revising this article.
- Four reviewers then assessed the papers, with each paper being assessed independently by at least two reviewers.
- The reviewers who have examined this first effort are very pleased with the results.
- Each issue raised by a general reviewer was formally logged and tracked to resolution.
- T.G. did some of the face-to-face training during the trial and rated reviewers' reports.
- I thank S. Wang and an anonymous Paleobiology reviewer for their reviews of the manuscript.
- Nevertheless, journals might become more open about the basis upon which they select books and reviewers.
- As a reviewer, criticise statistical flaws only when you can explain how they specifically detract from the study.
- Constructive critical comments by reviewers A. Mather and R. Riding are greatly appreciated.
- Using independent external reviewers to scrutinize and audit data helps ensure dependability.
- Don't overwhelm independent technology-assessment reviewers by submitting large volumes of data.
- Where disagreements occurred a third reviewer was involved and the majority view taken.
- Two reviewers assessed all relevant randomized controlled trials and independently selected trials for inclusion.
- Two reviewers independently assessed each article for eligibility.
- When reviewers' conclusions differed, the study was reviewed jointly by three reviewers.
- Any systematic reviewer will point out, however, that this is not the case.
- Both journals could then share the reviewer's reports and one journal's staff could handle the administration.
- Reports of potentially relevant trials were obtained, and two reviewers assessed each for eligibility.
Synonyms
examiner, checker, scrutinizer, scrutineer, investigator, surveyor, assessor, appraiser, analyst

Definition of reviewer in US English:

reviewer

nounrəˈvyo͞oərrəˈvjuər

1A person who writes critical appraisals of books, plays, movies, etc., for publication.
Example sentencesExamples
- Every year, the Independent on Sunday asks its reviewers to name their books of the year.
- And as a final comment, I want to make it clear that spitting at book reviewers is not nice.
- After all, the author you excoriate today might be the reviewer of your book tomorrow.
- One reviewer has compared reading Furst to watching Casablanca for the first time.
- I am an author and book reviewer, and my site honors veterans of many wars from many eras.
- The general picture is good, according to reviewer Van Smith the system gives a decent sound for the price.
- As one witty film reviewer remarked, most heroes need a cape, but Hellboy needs a hug.
- BBC film got three different reviewers to examine the three Scream movies.
- There's hell to pay if moviegoers waste their money on films that a reviewer has acclaimed.
- The reviewer parts company with Malia's view of Russia under communism as a kind of second Red tartar yoke.
- The reviewer would want this book on his bookshelf as a reference on any number of topics.
- The leading reviewers have written hundreds of reviews and received tens of thousands of votes.
- Nor is it the intention of this reviewer to compare the translation with those of other equally eminent scholars.
- So, shocking as it may seem, the truth is that some reviewers skip some books.
- Everyone's a critic, but only reviewers get to broadcast their opinions beyond earshot.
- So it was with trepidation that your humble reviewer handed the book to his twelve-year-old sister for her verdict.
- The only note of caution voiced by one reviewer was whether the film had universal appeal to cinema audiences.
- The reviewer writes about a silly question asked by a British interviewer.
- In the absence of payment, amateur reviewers write overwhelmingly about topics they love.
- The book includes a review of each play written by a different reviewer after it was performed.
Synonyms
critic, commentator, connoisseur, judge, observer, pundit, analyst, arbiter
1. 1.1 A person who formally assesses or examines something with a view to changing it if necessary.
  a rent reviewer
  Example sentencesExamples
  Constructive critical comments by reviewers A. Mather and R. Riding are greatly appreciated.
  The author would like to thank the Environmental History reviewers for their helpful suggestions in revising this article.
  As a reviewer, criticise statistical flaws only when you can explain how they specifically detract from the study.
  Two reviewers independently assessed each article for eligibility.
  Two reviewers assessed all relevant randomized controlled trials and independently selected trials for inclusion.
  When reviewers' conclusions differed, the study was reviewed jointly by three reviewers.
  Where disagreements occurred a third reviewer was involved and the majority view taken.
  Reports of potentially relevant trials were obtained, and two reviewers assessed each for eligibility.
  Don't overwhelm independent technology-assessment reviewers by submitting large volumes of data.
  Four reviewers then assessed the papers, with each paper being assessed independently by at least two reviewers.
  The reviewers who have examined this first effort are very pleased with the results.
  Using independent external reviewers to scrutinize and audit data helps ensure dependability.
  I thank S. Wang and an anonymous Paleobiology reviewer for their reviews of the manuscript.
  Any systematic reviewer will point out, however, that this is not the case.
  Each issue raised by a general reviewer was formally logged and tracked to resolution.
  Both journals could then share the reviewer's reports and one journal's staff could handle the administration.
  As a consequence, systematic reviewers tend either to ignore the issue or to devise their own criteria.
  T.G. did some of the face-to-face training during the trial and rated reviewers' reports.
  It was an honor to be the fourth reviewer of a manuscript written by someone most of us know.
  Nevertheless, journals might become more open about the basis upon which they select books and reviewers.
  Synonyms
  examiner, checker, scrutinizer, scrutineer, investigator, surveyor, assessor, appraiser, analyst

单词	reviewer
释义	Definition of reviewer in English: reviewer noun rɪˈvjuːərəˈvjuər 1A person who writes critical appraisals of books, plays, films, etc. for publication. she's a reviewer for the Los Angeles Times a film reviewer Example sentencesExamples One reviewer has compared reading Furst to watching Casablanca for the first time. The reviewer would want this book on his bookshelf as a reference on any number of topics. The reviewer parts company with Malia's view of Russia under communism as a kind of second Red tartar yoke. The book includes a review of each play written by a different reviewer after it was performed. So, shocking as it may seem, the truth is that some reviewers skip some books. After all, the author you excoriate today might be the reviewer of your book tomorrow. As one witty film reviewer remarked, most heroes need a cape, but Hellboy needs a hug. Everyone's a critic, but only reviewers get to broadcast their opinions beyond earshot. Nor is it the intention of this reviewer to compare the translation with those of other equally eminent scholars. So it was with trepidation that your humble reviewer handed the book to his twelve-year-old sister for her verdict. The leading reviewers have written hundreds of reviews and received tens of thousands of votes. BBC film got three different reviewers to examine the three Scream movies. The general picture is good, according to reviewer Van Smith the system gives a decent sound for the price. The reviewer writes about a silly question asked by a British interviewer. And as a final comment, I want to make it clear that spitting at book reviewers is not nice. I am an author and book reviewer, and my site honors veterans of many wars from many eras. Every year, the Independent on Sunday asks its reviewers to name their books of the year. The only note of caution voiced by one reviewer was whether the film had universal appeal to cinema audiences. In the absence of payment, amateur reviewers write overwhelmingly about topics they love. There's hell to pay if moviegoers waste their money on films that a reviewer has acclaimed. Synonyms critic, commentator, connoisseur, judge, observer, pundit, analyst, arbiter 2A person who formally assesses something with a view to changing it if necessary. a rent reviewer Example sentencesExamples As a consequence, systematic reviewers tend either to ignore the issue or to devise their own criteria. It was an honor to be the fourth reviewer of a manuscript written by someone most of us know. The author would like to thank the Environmental History reviewers for their helpful suggestions in revising this article. Four reviewers then assessed the papers, with each paper being assessed independently by at least two reviewers. The reviewers who have examined this first effort are very pleased with the results. Each issue raised by a general reviewer was formally logged and tracked to resolution. T.G. did some of the face-to-face training during the trial and rated reviewers' reports. I thank S. Wang and an anonymous Paleobiology reviewer for their reviews of the manuscript. Nevertheless, journals might become more open about the basis upon which they select books and reviewers. As a reviewer, criticise statistical flaws only when you can explain how they specifically detract from the study. Constructive critical comments by reviewers A. Mather and R. Riding are greatly appreciated. Using independent external reviewers to scrutinize and audit data helps ensure dependability. Don't overwhelm independent technology-assessment reviewers by submitting large volumes of data. Where disagreements occurred a third reviewer was involved and the majority view taken. Two reviewers assessed all relevant randomized controlled trials and independently selected trials for inclusion. Two reviewers independently assessed each article for eligibility. When reviewers' conclusions differed, the study was reviewed jointly by three reviewers. Any systematic reviewer will point out, however, that this is not the case. Both journals could then share the reviewer's reports and one journal's staff could handle the administration. Reports of potentially relevant trials were obtained, and two reviewers assessed each for eligibility. Synonyms examiner, checker, scrutinizer, scrutineer, investigator, surveyor, assessor, appraiser, analyst Definition of reviewer in US English: reviewer nounrəˈvyo͞oərrəˈvjuər 1A person who writes critical appraisals of books, plays, movies, etc., for publication. Example sentencesExamples Every year, the Independent on Sunday asks its reviewers to name their books of the year. And as a final comment, I want to make it clear that spitting at book reviewers is not nice. After all, the author you excoriate today might be the reviewer of your book tomorrow. One reviewer has compared reading Furst to watching Casablanca for the first time. I am an author and book reviewer, and my site honors veterans of many wars from many eras. The general picture is good, according to reviewer Van Smith the system gives a decent sound for the price. As one witty film reviewer remarked, most heroes need a cape, but Hellboy needs a hug. BBC film got three different reviewers to examine the three Scream movies. There's hell to pay if moviegoers waste their money on films that a reviewer has acclaimed. The reviewer parts company with Malia's view of Russia under communism as a kind of second Red tartar yoke. The reviewer would want this book on his bookshelf as a reference on any number of topics. The leading reviewers have written hundreds of reviews and received tens of thousands of votes. Nor is it the intention of this reviewer to compare the translation with those of other equally eminent scholars. So, shocking as it may seem, the truth is that some reviewers skip some books. Everyone's a critic, but only reviewers get to broadcast their opinions beyond earshot. So it was with trepidation that your humble reviewer handed the book to his twelve-year-old sister for her verdict. The only note of caution voiced by one reviewer was whether the film had universal appeal to cinema audiences. The reviewer writes about a silly question asked by a British interviewer. In the absence of payment, amateur reviewers write overwhelmingly about topics they love. The book includes a review of each play written by a different reviewer after it was performed. Synonyms critic, commentator, connoisseur, judge, observer, pundit, analyst, arbiter 1.1 A person who formally assesses or examines something with a view to changing it if necessary. a rent reviewer Example sentencesExamples Constructive critical comments by reviewers A. Mather and R. Riding are greatly appreciated. The author would like to thank the Environmental History reviewers for their helpful suggestions in revising this article. As a reviewer, criticise statistical flaws only when you can explain how they specifically detract from the study. Two reviewers independently assessed each article for eligibility. Two reviewers assessed all relevant randomized controlled trials and independently selected trials for inclusion. When reviewers' conclusions differed, the study was reviewed jointly by three reviewers. Where disagreements occurred a third reviewer was involved and the majority view taken. Reports of potentially relevant trials were obtained, and two reviewers assessed each for eligibility. Don't overwhelm independent technology-assessment reviewers by submitting large volumes of data. Four reviewers then assessed the papers, with each paper being assessed independently by at least two reviewers. The reviewers who have examined this first effort are very pleased with the results. Using independent external reviewers to scrutinize and audit data helps ensure dependability. I thank S. Wang and an anonymous Paleobiology reviewer for their reviews of the manuscript. Any systematic reviewer will point out, however, that this is not the case. Each issue raised by a general reviewer was formally logged and tracked to resolution. Both journals could then share the reviewer's reports and one journal's staff could handle the administration. As a consequence, systematic reviewers tend either to ignore the issue or to devise their own criteria. T.G. did some of the face-to-face training during the trial and rated reviewers' reports. It was an honor to be the fourth reviewer of a manuscript written by someone most of us know. Nevertheless, journals might become more open about the basis upon which they select books and reviewers. Synonyms examiner, checker, scrutinizer, scrutineer, investigator, surveyor, assessor, appraiser, analyst
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