review in Latin
review in Latin is recenseo — review means a written or spoken evaluation of a book, film, product, or performance.
review in Latin
recenseo
To survey; to look broadly over.
What does "review" mean?
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noun A written or spoken evaluation of a book, film, product, or performance.
"The restaurant got a glowing review in the local paper."
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noun A careful re-examination of something, such as a case, policy, or performance.
"The company launched a review of its safety procedures after the accident."
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verb To examine something again carefully, or to write a critical assessment of it.
"Please review the contract before you sign it."
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review in a sentence
- The restaurant got a glowing review in the local paper.
- She reads reviews before buying anything online.
- The company launched a review of its safety procedures after the accident.
- Please review the contract before you sign it.
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What is "review" in Latin?
"review" in Latin is recenseo. review means: A written or spoken evaluation of a book, film, product, or performance.
How do you use "review" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant got a glowing review in the local paper." In Latin, "review" is recenseo.
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