revise in Japanese
revise in Japanese is 修正, 改める, 改正 — revise means to change or correct something, especially a piece of writing, in order to improve it.
revise in Japanese
修正
Pronounced: shuusei
To review, alter and amend, especially of written material.
改める
Pronounced: aratameru
To review, alter and amend, especially of written material.
改正
Pronounced: kaisei
To review, alter and amend, especially of written material.
復習
Pronounced: fukushuu
(obsolete) To look at again, to reflect on.
What does "revise" mean?
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verb To change or correct something, especially a piece of writing, in order to improve it.
"She revised the essay twice before handing it in."
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verb To study material again, especially to prepare for an exam.
"He spent the weekend revising for his chemistry test."
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revise in a sentence
- She revised the essay twice before handing it in.
- The airline revised its policy after customer complaints.
- He spent the weekend revising for his chemistry test.
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What is "revise" in Japanese?
"revise" in Japanese is 修正, 改める, 改正. revise means: To change or correct something, especially a piece of writing, in order to improve it.
How do you pronounce 修正?
"revise" in Japanese is 修正, pronounced "shuusei".
How do you use "revise" in a sentence?
Example: "She revised the essay twice before handing it in." In Japanese, "revise" is 修正, 改める, 改正.
Are there other ways to say "revise" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "revise": 修正, 改める, 改正, 復習.
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