CEFR B1

revised

verb

Meaning

Changed or updated something to make it better or more accurate.

Examples

The company revised its financial forecasts due to unexpected market changes.
After reviewing the feedback, she revised the report to include more details.

Synonyms: change, correct, amend, update

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revised (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /rɪˈvaɪzd/

Definition

Changed or updated something to make it better or more accurate.

Examples

The company revised its financial forecasts due to unexpected market changes.
After reviewing the feedback, she revised the report to include more details.
We need to have the plans revised before the construction begins.

How to Use revised

revise for an exam (collocation): To study again something that you have already learned, in preparation for an exam. — "I need to revise for my history test tomorrow."
revise sth (collocation): To change or correct something. — "The author revised the manuscript several times."

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