peruse — to read something carefully and thoroughly
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to read something carefully and thoroughly
Pronunciation (IPA): /pəˈruːz/
Korean meaning: 신중하게 읽다, 정독하다
Korean pronunciation: 퍼**루**즈
Example Sentences
- My grandmother peruses restaurant menus for 20 minutes like she's choosing a life partner.
- I perused every dating app profile as if I were hiring a CEO.
- Students should peruse the exam instructions before starting.
peruse
VERB//pəˈruːz//
to read something carefully and thoroughly
A student carefully peruses research materials in the library
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Origin
From Middle English 'perusen', possibly from Old French 'per-' (through) combined with 'use', suggesting a thorough examination or reading through a text.
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“My grandmother peruses restaurant menus for 20 minutes like she's choosing a life partner.”
“I perused every dating app profile as if I were hiring a CEO.”
“Students should peruse the exam instructions before starting.”
“The lawyer perused the legal documents until midnight.”
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