Revisement 뜻 - Revisement tteus

Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (3rd ed., revised).

In particular, the condition of having accumulated 35 years of contribution to access to a pension should be revised.

Finally, the revised code expands provisions for the discovery of evidence.

Many communities are revising their earlier nationalistic policy in the face of globalization.

The papers gathered here, though revised, reflect the variety of approach evident in their first presentations at the meeting.

Indeed, whenever a diary writer edits or otherwise revises entries, ' ' these superficially private writings become unmistakably public documents, intended for an external readership.

At a later point he revised and standardised the two strophes.

After discussion the panelists revised the indications and rated them again.

The interview schedule was field-tested and revised over a 2-year period before formal data collection began.

If linguistic theory is incompatible with gradual evolution and development, perhaps linguistic theory needs to be revised.

The interpretations are constructed incrementally and continually revised and updated, so that most alternatives can be quickly discarded.

Codes were established and revised using an iterative group process of reading transcripts, testing codes, and revising or devising new codes.

However, the guidelines for reimbursement of assistive devices were revised at the moment because of an increasing pressure on budgets for assistive devices.

Pulmonary atresia and intact ventricular septum: surgical management based on a revised classification.

Pulmonary atresia with intact ventricular septum: surgical management based on a revised classification.

예문에 나오는 어떤 견해나 의견은 Cambridge Dictionary 편집자, Cambridge University Press, 사전교열관의 의견을 표현하는 것은 아닙니다.

Review and revise often get us confused because of its almost similar definition. For ESL learners, learning new English words is a challenging task, especially when words almost have the same meaning. The nature of the English language is really interesting because some words can sound and mean the same, however, they are not if we learn them deeper. The grammatical use of review and revise is easy provided that these two words are verbs. Both are action words that mean ‘look again at something you have studied to prepare for a test or an exam’. We use the word revise in Standard British English (SBE) whereas review in General American English (GAE).

For example:

I think I’ll fail in the spelling test because I forgot to revise all the rules.
I think I’ll fail in the spelling test because I forgot to review all the rules.

But despite their similarities, revise and review also have other meanings.

Review

The verb review means to go over the material again to refresh your memory of it and practice. This means that you only read and carefully look at something again and again. Finding out the difference between the words review and revise is tricky. But when you check the action involve, finding their meaning can be easy.

For example:

The exam is going to be very difficult. I need to review the chapter tonight.
I need to review her answer to make sure it’s correct.

Moreover, the word review could also mean to write a critical evaluation or report of a book, film, etc.

For example:

I have reviewed the movie Pride and Prejudice last night to understand the role of the main character.

My article has just been reviewed by our school publication.

Revise

The verb review and revise are synonyms. However, the verb revise means to edit, correct, or change a piece of writing. Unlike the verb review, revise includes changing or altering something to make something better.

For example:

The newspaper editor revised the article three times to avoid conflict with the politicians.

You need to revise the book because it was erroneous.

Apart from writing, you can also use the word revise to change your opinion, decision, or plan because you received newer and better information.

Review and Revise: A brief comparison

At QQEnglish, a lot of students interchangeably use the words review and revise. ESL learners would think that these words can be used in the same context. Now let’s summarise the difference between these words in this conclusion.

The verb review means to survey; to look broadly over whereas the verb ‘revise’ means to change, alter, and amend, especially of written material.