revise — to change or modify something, especially to improve it
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to change or modify something, especially to improve it
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈvaɪz/
Korean meaning: 수정하다, 개정하다
Korean pronunciation: 리-바이즈 (강세: 바이즈)
Example Sentences
- My mom revised her shopping list five times because she kept forgetting ice cream!
- The company revised its policy after employees complained about the coffee quality.
- I need to revise my Korean vocabulary every day to pass the CSAT.
revise
VERB//rɪˈvaɪz//
to change or modify something, especially to improve it
Making the essay better through changes
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Origin
From Latin 'revisere', combining 're-' (again) and 'visere' (to see or look at). The word originally meant 'to look at again' and evolved to mean examining or checking something for improvement.
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“My mom revised her shopping list five times because she kept forgetting ice cream!”
“The company revised its policy after employees complained about the coffee quality.”
“I need to revise my Korean vocabulary every day to pass the CSAT.”
“The weather forecast was revised three times - apparently even meteorologists can't make up their minds!”
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