American English
/ɹɪˈvju/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
to look at something carefully again, often to check it or make a decision
“Review” is commonly pronounced /ɹɪˈvju/, but /ɹiˈvju/ is also used in American English. Both are correct.
to look at something carefully again, often to check it or make a decision
Please review the contract before you sign it.
The doctor reviewed my test results.
review a contract · review the results · review the evidence · review an application
review + something
review + something + before + something
a written or spoken opinion about a book, movie, product, restaurant, or service
I read a great review of the new restaurant.
The phone has thousands of customer reviews.
A review can be positive or negative. It does not mean only a bad opinion.
positive review · negative review · customer review · movie review
a review of + something
read + a review of + something
to study something again, especially before a test
I need to review my notes tonight.
We reviewed the vocabulary before the quiz.
review your notes · review vocabulary · review for an exam · review the material
review + something
review + for + something
a careful examination of work, rules, or a situation, often to decide what should happen next
The committee completed a review of the safety rules.
Your application is still under review.
conduct a review · annual review · thorough review · under review
a review of + something
conduct + a review of + something
being examined before a final decision is made
The proposal is under review.
an evaluation of work by other people in the same field
The paper went through peer review.
to write an opinion online about a product or service
Please leave a review after your visit.