Pronunciation
/rɪˈvjuː/
Definitions
Noun
- An assessment or evaluation of something, typically a book, movie, or performance, based on its content, quality, or merit. For example: “The critics gave the film a positive review.”
- A summary or account of events, experiences, or observations. For example: “After the trip, she wrote a travel review for the blog.”
- A reexamination or reconsideration. For example: “They decided to give their marriage another review.”
Verb
- To examine or evaluate something critically, especially for publication or public comment. For example: “The reviewer praised the novel for its originality.”
- To provide a written opinion about (a product, service, or experience). For example: “She reviewed the restaurant’s menu before making her order.”
Adjective
- Critically examined or analyzed. For example: “The book received excellent reviews from readers.”
- Giving an opinion or evaluation. For example: “The movie has garnered mixed reviews.”
Phrases
- “Write a review” means to provide a critique or assessment.
- “A five-star review” indicates the highest level of satisfaction.
- “Look up a product review” is used to find others’ opinions before making a purchase.
Example Sentences
- Noun: “Readers often seek out book reviews to decide whether to buy a title.”
- Verb: “The chef was pleased with the glowing review from the food critic.”
- Adjective: “The film received mixed reviews from both critics and audiences.”