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review

/rɪˈvjuː

noun

1A formal assessment of something with the intention of instituting change if necessary: a comprehensive review of UK defence policy [mass noun]: all areas of the company will come under review...

Lord Irvine said last month he had asked the review body to re-examine the link between his pay and the Lord Chief Justice's.
It is leading to the creation of a review body to examine complaints against judges.
Hsu said that reviews of environmental impact assessments shouldn't necessarily hamper a developer's plans as long as the applications are written honestly.

Synonyms

analysis, evaluation, assessment, appraisal, examination, investigation, scrutiny, enquiry, exploration, probe, inspection, study, audit

rare anatomization

1.1 Law A reconsideration of a judgement, sentence, etc. by a higher court or authority: a review of her sentence [mass noun]: his case comes up for review in January...

She concedes that a review by a competent authority was required before the claimant could be considered for release.
However, government prosecutors can execute the sentence while the review is taking place.
I write further to your solicitor's request for a review of this Authority's decision that you became intentionally homeless.

Synonyms

reconsideration, re-examination, reassessment, re-evaluation, reappraisal, moderation, rethink, another look, a fresh look;

change, alteration, modification, revision

Compare with judicial review.

1.2A report on or evaluation of a subject or past events: the Director General’s end-of-year review...

It is not the intention to provide a comprehensive review of chlorophyll fluorescence theory and applications, since this has been the subject of other recent reviews.
Recent reviews report that Si accumulation is, in general, higher in monocot than in non-monocot species.
C NMR data for monoterpenes are reported in a recent review by Ferreira et al..

Synonyms

survey, report, study, account, record, description, exposition, statement, delineation, overview, rundown, breakdown, overall picture;

French compte rendu, procès-verbal;

Law summing-up

Military, informal sitrep

2A critical appraisal of a book, play, film, etc. published in a newspaper or magazine: she released her debut solo album to rave reviews...

Still Byrne will be tweaking the format, adding, for instance, a regular entertainment guide with book and film reviews, and beefing up the fashion and beauty sections.
It is unusual to publish two independent reviews of the same book.
The day after the opening there were rave reviews in all the newspapers.

Synonyms

criticism, critique, write-up, notice, assessment, evaluation, judgement, rating, commentary;

piece, article, column

British informal crit

2.1 [often in names] A periodical publication with critical articles on culture and current events: the New Left Review...

Now, what I am asking you is, are you aware of law review or public administration articles which deal with this large issue?
The same methods were used to calculate the 2001 estimates in the current review article.
On the day I have in recollection, Paul Tichlorne had been mooning all morning in my study over a current scientific review.

Synonyms

journal, periodical, magazine, organ, publication, proceedings, annual, quarterly, monthly

3A ceremonial display and formal inspection of military or naval forces, typically by a sovereign or commander-in-chief: he conducted a final review of his troops and spoke of his pride in having served in the US army...

Military parades and reviews, not surprisingly in a country ruled by a general, were an almost daily spectacle.
It was a naval review of the young Soviet state that wanted to position itself as a naval power.
I myself had attended a naval and military review and a mayoral banquet.

Synonyms

inspection, parade, display, demonstration, field day, tattoo, array, muster, procession;

British march past

4A facility for playing a tape recording during a fast wind or rewind, so that it can be stopped at a particular point: cue and review, which plays the tape backwards or forwards at high speed...

Push the review key down until you hear the sound of the cassette rewinding.
In the morning, press the REVIEW button to automatically rewind to the beginning of the recording and start to play back.

verb [with object]

1Assess (something) formally with the intention of instituting change if necessary: the Home Secretary was called on to review Britain’s gun laws...

The council says it has no intention of reviewing the decision.
Medecins Sans Frontieres have shown no intention to review their decision to pull out of the country in July for their workers' safety.
PhotoForum can see that it is necessary to review tertiary education.

1.1 Law Submit (a sentence, case, etc.) for reconsideration by a higher court or authority: the Attorney General asked the court to review the sentence...

The prison warden in this case will undoubtedly ask the Supreme Court to review this case.
And, for the sake of comparison, I couldn't find any reference to the US Supreme Court reviewing mandatory sentencing laws either.
However, where an administrative body originally exercised the power to deprive people of their liberty, they must have the right to have their case reviewed by a court.

1.2Survey or evaluate (a subject or past events): in the next chapter we review a number of recent empirical studies...

She is wistful and pleased as she reviews past events.
The list of drug interactions with cisapride has been updated since this topic was reviewed in a past newsletter.
He or she reviews the necessary steps of the bowel prep to include remaining on a clear liquid diet for two days before surgery.

Synonyms

survey, study, research, consider, take stock of, analyse, audit, examine, scrutinize, enquire into, make enquiries into, explore, look into, probe, investigate, conduct investigations into, inspect, assess, appraise, size up;

Law sum up

rare anatomize

2Write a critical appraisal of (a book, play, film, etc.) for publication in a newspaper or magazine: I reviewed his first novel...

One reason that avant-garde film wasn't reviewed in newspapers during my time as a critic had to do with the avant-garde film world.
But here's the caveat: Not all books written by newspaper reporters should be reviewed.
In her naiveté she had thought that all serious books were reviewed in the major newspapers, especially The New York Times.

Synonyms

comment on, discuss, evaluate, assess, appraise, judge, weigh up, rate, write up, critique, criticize

3(Of a sovereign, commander-in-chief, etc.) make a ceremonial and formal inspection of (military or naval forces): the Queen reviewed her brightly arrayed troops...

The phantasmagoria includes a scene depicting the French emperor reviewing an army of hideous demons.
Today, the Queen reviews the Fleet (presumably both the Red and the Blue bits).
In 1915, Brigadier General Abbot reviewed the Bradford City Volunteers.

Synonyms

inspect, view, scrutinize;

parade, muster, march past

4View or inspect again: all slides were then reviewed by one pathologist...

The program uses thousands of slides that are reviewed by a wide variety of practicing cytotechnologists and cytopathologists in a variety of practice settings.
Each month, following the ADASP recommendations, cases were randomly selected and reviewed by 1 pathologist.
Our view, having reviewed all the material, is that judgments went to (although not beyond) the outer limits of the intelligence available.

Synonyms

reconsider, re-examine, reassess, re-evaluate, reappraise, moderate, rethink, think over, take another look at, take a fresh look at, look at in a different light, have another think about;

change, alter, modify, revise

Derivatives

reviewable

/rɪˈvjuːəb(ə)l/ adjective ...

Section 303 of the act stipulates that ‘any objection by the President to an individual serving as an inspector… shall not be reviewable in any court’.
The judiciary will not take jurisdiction over cases if Congress provides that judicial decisions are subject to revision by the legislature or reviewable by executive officials who would carry it out.
As the Board of Property Assessment must certify each decision made by the hearing officers, any decision made by a hearing officer is reviewable by the Board of Property Assessment.

reviewal

/rɪˈvjuːəl/ noun ...

I intervene in terms of Section 139 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, Act 10 108 of 1996, as amended with immediate effect for three months, subject to reviewal.
Indeed, in both places, an increasing number of young families are choosing cremation and burial (without a public reviewal), followed by a worship service.
We are ready as the government to meet FleetAfrica and the date of the reviewal will be jointly discussed.

Origin

Late Middle English (as a noun denoting a formal inspection of military or naval forces): from obsolete French reveue, from revoir 'see again'.

view from Middle English:
View goes back to Latin videre ‘to see’. Review (Late Middle English), first recorded as a noun denoting a formal inspection of military or naval forces, is literally a re-viewing. Video [1930s] is the Latin for ‘I see’ just as audio is the Latin for ‘I hear’. Visa (mid 19th century), evidence that your right to enter a country has been checked, is a shortening of Latin charta visa literally ‘seen paper’.

单词	review
释义	review /rɪˈvjuː / noun 1A formal assessment of something with the intention of instituting change if necessary: a comprehensive review of UK defence policy [mass noun]: all areas of the company will come under review... Lord Irvine said last month he had asked the review body to re-examine the link between his pay and the Lord Chief Justice's. It is leading to the creation of a review body to examine complaints against judges. Hsu said that reviews of environmental impact assessments shouldn't necessarily hamper a developer's plans as long as the applications are written honestly. Synonyms analysis, evaluation, assessment, appraisal, examination, investigation, scrutiny, enquiry, exploration, probe, inspection, study, audit rare anatomization 1.1 Law A reconsideration of a judgement, sentence, etc. by a higher court or authority: a review of her sentence [mass noun]: his case comes up for review in January... She concedes that a review by a competent authority was required before the claimant could be considered for release. However, government prosecutors can execute the sentence while the review is taking place. I write further to your solicitor's request for a review of this Authority's decision that you became intentionally homeless. Synonyms reconsideration, re-examination, reassessment, re-evaluation, reappraisal, moderation, rethink, another look, a fresh look; change, alteration, modification, revision Compare with judicial review. 1.2A report on or evaluation of a subject or past events: the Director General’s end-of-year review... It is not the intention to provide a comprehensive review of chlorophyll fluorescence theory and applications, since this has been the subject of other recent reviews. Recent reviews report that Si accumulation is, in general, higher in monocot than in non-monocot species. C NMR data for monoterpenes are reported in a recent review by Ferreira et al.. Synonyms survey, report, study, account, record, description, exposition, statement, delineation, overview, rundown, breakdown, overall picture; French compte rendu, procès-verbal; Law summing-up Military, informal sitrep 2A critical appraisal of a book, play, film, etc. published in a newspaper or magazine: she released her debut solo album to rave reviews... Still Byrne will be tweaking the format, adding, for instance, a regular entertainment guide with book and film reviews, and beefing up the fashion and beauty sections. It is unusual to publish two independent reviews of the same book. The day after the opening there were rave reviews in all the newspapers. Synonyms criticism, critique, write-up, notice, assessment, evaluation, judgement, rating, commentary; piece, article, column British informal crit 2.1 [often in names] A periodical publication with critical articles on culture and current events: the New Left Review... Now, what I am asking you is, are you aware of law review or public administration articles which deal with this large issue? The same methods were used to calculate the 2001 estimates in the current review article. On the day I have in recollection, Paul Tichlorne had been mooning all morning in my study over a current scientific review. Synonyms journal, periodical, magazine, organ, publication, proceedings, annual, quarterly, monthly 3A ceremonial display and formal inspection of military or naval forces, typically by a sovereign or commander-in-chief: he conducted a final review of his troops and spoke of his pride in having served in the US army... Military parades and reviews, not surprisingly in a country ruled by a general, were an almost daily spectacle. It was a naval review of the young Soviet state that wanted to position itself as a naval power. I myself had attended a naval and military review and a mayoral banquet. Synonyms inspection, parade, display, demonstration, field day, tattoo, array, muster, procession; British march past 4A facility for playing a tape recording during a fast wind or rewind, so that it can be stopped at a particular point: cue and review, which plays the tape backwards or forwards at high speed... Push the review key down until you hear the sound of the cassette rewinding. In the morning, press the REVIEW button to automatically rewind to the beginning of the recording and start to play back. verb [with object] 1Assess (something) formally with the intention of instituting change if necessary: the Home Secretary was called on to review Britain’s gun laws... The council says it has no intention of reviewing the decision. Medecins Sans Frontieres have shown no intention to review their decision to pull out of the country in July for their workers' safety. PhotoForum can see that it is necessary to review tertiary education. 1.1 Law Submit (a sentence, case, etc.) for reconsideration by a higher court or authority: the Attorney General asked the court to review the sentence... The prison warden in this case will undoubtedly ask the Supreme Court to review this case. And, for the sake of comparison, I couldn't find any reference to the US Supreme Court reviewing mandatory sentencing laws either. However, where an administrative body originally exercised the power to deprive people of their liberty, they must have the right to have their case reviewed by a court. 1.2Survey or evaluate (a subject or past events): in the next chapter we review a number of recent empirical studies... She is wistful and pleased as she reviews past events. The list of drug interactions with cisapride has been updated since this topic was reviewed in a past newsletter. He or she reviews the necessary steps of the bowel prep to include remaining on a clear liquid diet for two days before surgery. Synonyms survey, study, research, consider, take stock of, analyse, audit, examine, scrutinize, enquire into, make enquiries into, explore, look into, probe, investigate, conduct investigations into, inspect, assess, appraise, size up; Law sum up rare anatomize 2Write a critical appraisal of (a book, play, film, etc.) for publication in a newspaper or magazine: I reviewed his first novel... One reason that avant-garde film wasn't reviewed in newspapers during my time as a critic had to do with the avant-garde film world. But here's the caveat: Not all books written by newspaper reporters should be reviewed. In her naiveté she had thought that all serious books were reviewed in the major newspapers, especially The New York Times. Synonyms comment on, discuss, evaluate, assess, appraise, judge, weigh up, rate, write up, critique, criticize 3(Of a sovereign, commander-in-chief, etc.) make a ceremonial and formal inspection of (military or naval forces): the Queen reviewed her brightly arrayed troops... The phantasmagoria includes a scene depicting the French emperor reviewing an army of hideous demons. Today, the Queen reviews the Fleet (presumably both the Red and the Blue bits). In 1915, Brigadier General Abbot reviewed the Bradford City Volunteers. Synonyms inspect, view, scrutinize; parade, muster, march past 4View or inspect again: all slides were then reviewed by one pathologist... The program uses thousands of slides that are reviewed by a wide variety of practicing cytotechnologists and cytopathologists in a variety of practice settings. Each month, following the ADASP recommendations, cases were randomly selected and reviewed by 1 pathologist. Our view, having reviewed all the material, is that judgments went to (although not beyond) the outer limits of the intelligence available. Synonyms reconsider, re-examine, reassess, re-evaluate, reappraise, moderate, rethink, think over, take another look at, take a fresh look at, look at in a different light, have another think about; change, alter, modify, revise Derivatives reviewable /rɪˈvjuːəb(ə)l/ adjective ... Section 303 of the act stipulates that ‘any objection by the President to an individual serving as an inspector… shall not be reviewable in any court’. The judiciary will not take jurisdiction over cases if Congress provides that judicial decisions are subject to revision by the legislature or reviewable by executive officials who would carry it out. As the Board of Property Assessment must certify each decision made by the hearing officers, any decision made by a hearing officer is reviewable by the Board of Property Assessment. reviewal /rɪˈvjuːəl/ noun ... I intervene in terms of Section 139 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, Act 10 108 of 1996, as amended with immediate effect for three months, subject to reviewal. Indeed, in both places, an increasing number of young families are choosing cremation and burial (without a public reviewal), followed by a worship service. We are ready as the government to meet FleetAfrica and the date of the reviewal will be jointly discussed. Origin Late Middle English (as a noun denoting a formal inspection of military or naval forces): from obsolete French reveue, from revoir 'see again'. view from Middle English: View goes back to Latin videre ‘to see’. Review (Late Middle English), first recorded as a noun denoting a formal inspection of military or naval forces, is literally a re-viewing. Video [1930s] is the Latin for ‘I see’ just as audio is the Latin for ‘I hear’. Visa (mid 19th century), evidence that your right to enter a country has been checked, is a shortening of Latin charta visa literally ‘seen paper’.
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