Traduções para „review“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

I . review [rɪˈvjuː] VERBO trans

1. review (consider):

review

rever

review

examinar

2. review (criticize):

review book, film

fazer crítica ou resenha

3. review MILITAR:

review

passar em revista

II . review [rɪˈvjuː] SUBST

1. review (examination):

review

revisão f

to come under review

ser examinado(-a)

to hold a review MILITAR

passar uma tropa em revista

2. review (criticism):

review of book, film

crítica f

review of book, film

resenha f

3. review (magazine):

review

revista f

book review SUBST

book review

resenha f literária

Exemplos de frases com review

to come under review

ser examinado(-a)

to hold a review MILITAR

passar uma tropa em revista

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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A note of what was discussed or advised with the patient as well as timings for further review or follow-up are generally included.

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A teletext review voiced the opinion that the plot lacked depth, and that it wasn't a great theatrical performance.

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This is so because there will often be no single right answer to the questions that are under review against the standard of reasonableness.

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An immediate review was carried out and found that cases were scattered across different hospitals, however there was no evidence of cross infection.

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She passed a government security review in 1948.

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The song's music video was also described in the review as unforgivable.

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The review described the book as undernourished, suggesting the subject matter could have prompted a much larger book.

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His call follows the finding of a National Audit Office review panel into higher education which recommended the publication of the list.

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One challenge is having the publishers get them a copy of the game early enough to play through and review it.

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Many have seen this review as a turning point, when cognitivism took the place of behaviorism as the mainstream in psychology.

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