revision
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /rɪˈvɪʒən/
Forms: revisions
revision means: The act of changing writing, a plan, or an idea to improve or correct it.
noun
The act of changing writing, a plan, or an idea to improve or correct it.
- The plan needs revision.
- Careful revision made the report much clearer.
- We allowed two days for revision before submitting the draft.
A changed version of a piece of writing or plan, or a particular change made to it.
- I sent you the latest revision.
- The council approved two revisions to the plan.
- This revision includes a new chapter and updated figures.
Studying things you have already learned to prepare for a test or examination.
- I have some revision to do.
- She made a revision timetable before her exams.
- How much revision have you done for tomorrow’s test?
A story changed or made longer by another writer hired by its original author.
- The author hired someone to produce a revision.
- This revision adds scenes written by a second writer.
- Her revision of the story preserved the original ending.
verb
To give something a new way of being understood or imagined.
- We must revision our shared future.
- The poet revisioned the landscape through childhood memories.
- Her work revisions education as a lifelong adventure.
Questions about revision
What does revision mean?
The act of changing writing, a plan, or an idea to improve or correct it.
What is revision in other languages?
Türkçe: düzeltme · Español: revisión · Français: révision · Deutsch: Überarbeitung · Italiano: revisione · 日本語: 改訂
How do you pronounce revision?
It is pronounced /rɪˈvɪʒən/.
How do you use revision in a sentence?
The plan needs revision. Careful revision made the report much clearer.
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