英语词汇review的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

review /rɪˈvjuː/ noun 1. a careful examination of a situation or process, usually to see if changes are neededadjectives/nouns + reviewa major review We are conducting a major review of our procedures.a thorough/comprehensive/full review Their conclusion is based on a comprehensive review of previous studies.an extensive/wide-ranging review (=one that examines a lot of different aspects of something) The Chancellor is currently conducting a wide-ranging review of public spending.a fundamental review (=one that examines the most basic and important parts of something) There have been calls for a fundamental review of our voting system.a complete/full-scale review He turned down demands for a full-scale review of the law.an annual review There will be an annual review of your salary.an independent review Their findings have been confirmed by a recent independent review.a policy review The policy review proposed radical changes to the law.peer review (=in scientific and other studies, the examination of someone’s work by other scientists, researchers etc) There is a tradition of validating academic research by peer review.a spending review Extra money was promised in last summer’s spending review.judicial review (=examination by a judge) The case is likely to go to judicial review.an internal review (=one that an organization carries out on itself) The Army is conducting an internal review of the incident.verbscarry out a review also conduct a review formal No one has yet carried out a full review of the system. | Government officials are conducting a review of the law.undertake a review (=start doing it) The department plans to undertake a thorough spending review.call for/ask for a review Police chiefs have called for a review of security procedures.seek a review (=try to get a review) We oppose the decision and will go to the High Court to seek a judicial review.order a review (=officially say that there must be one) The Home Secretary ordered a full review of the case.review + nounsa review body/committee/panel/board We will set up a pay review body for all staff.a review process We cannot comment until the review process is over.prepositionsunder review (=being reviewed) During the period under review, wages increased by 8 per cent in total.for review The bill will be sent to a parliamentary committee for review.a review of sth The committee announced a review of all health and safety legislation.phraseskeep sth under review (=continue to review something) He recommended that the matter should be kept under review.come up for review (=be reviewed after a particular period of time has ended) His contract is coming up for review in April.be subject to review formal (=something may be reviewed or changed) These prices are subject to review.2. an article that gives an opinion about a book, film, play, CD etcadjectivesa good/bad review The book received good reviews when it was published.a rave review informal (=that has a lot of praise) The album got rave reviews from the music press.a glowing review (=that is full of praise) ‘The Times’ gave the play glowing reviews.mixed reviews (=some good and some bad) The film has had mixed reviews. | Reviews have generally been mixed, though Conrad’s performance has been universally praised.nouns + reviewa film/movie review l often disagree with his film reviews.a book/record etc review Our English assignment was to write a book review.a restaurant/hotel review These days you can see the restaurant reviews on the internet.verbswrite a review He now writes book reviews for the ‘Chicago Sun-Times’.read a review I decided to see the movie after reading the review.get/receive a review The exhibition got great reviews in the American press.a review appears in sth His restaurant reviews appear every week in the ‘Sunday Times’.

词组	review
释义	review /rɪˈvjuː/ noun 1. a careful examination of a situation or process, usually to see if changes are neededadjectives/nouns + reviewa major review We are conducting a major review of our procedures.a thorough/comprehensive/full review Their conclusion is based on a comprehensive review of previous studies.an extensive/wide-ranging review (=one that examines a lot of different aspects of something) The Chancellor is currently conducting a wide-ranging review of public spending.a fundamental review (=one that examines the most basic and important parts of something) There have been calls for a fundamental review of our voting system.a complete/full-scale review He turned down demands for a full-scale review of the law.an annual review There will be an annual review of your salary.an independent review Their findings have been confirmed by a recent independent review.a policy review The policy review proposed radical changes to the law.peer review (=in scientific and other studies, the examination of someone’s work by other scientists, researchers etc) There is a tradition of validating academic research by peer review.a spending review Extra money was promised in last summer’s spending review.judicial review (=examination by a judge) The case is likely to go to judicial review.an internal review (=one that an organization carries out on itself) The Army is conducting an internal review of the incident.verbscarry out a review also conduct a review formal No one has yet carried out a full review of the system. \| Government officials are conducting a review of the law.undertake a review (=start doing it) The department plans to undertake a thorough spending review.call for/ask for a review Police chiefs have called for a review of security procedures.seek a review (=try to get a review) We oppose the decision and will go to the High Court to seek a judicial review.order a review (=officially say that there must be one) The Home Secretary ordered a full review of the case.review + nounsa review body/committee/panel/board We will set up a pay review body for all staff.a review process We cannot comment until the review process is over.prepositionsunder review (=being reviewed) During the period under review, wages increased by 8 per cent in total.for review The bill will be sent to a parliamentary committee for review.a review of sth The committee announced a review of all health and safety legislation.phraseskeep sth under review (=continue to review something) He recommended that the matter should be kept under review.come up for review (=be reviewed after a particular period of time has ended) His contract is coming up for review in April.be subject to review formal (=something may be reviewed or changed) These prices are subject to review.2. an article that gives an opinion about a book, film, play, CD etcadjectivesa good/bad review The book received good reviews when it was published.a rave review informal (=that has a lot of praise) The album got rave reviews from the music press.a glowing review (=that is full of praise) ‘The Times’ gave the play glowing reviews.mixed reviews (=some good and some bad) The film has had mixed reviews. \| Reviews have generally been mixed, though Conrad’s performance has been universally praised.nouns + reviewa film/movie review l often disagree with his film reviews.a book/record etc review Our English assignment was to write a book review.a restaurant/hotel review These days you can see the restaurant reviews on the internet.verbswrite a review He now writes book reviews for the ‘Chicago Sun-Times’.read a review I decided to see the movie after reading the review.get/receive a review The exhibition got great reviews in the American press.a review appears in sth His restaurant reviews appear every week in the ‘Sunday Times’.
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