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revise [rɪ'vaɪz](a) (alter → policy, belief, offer, price) réviser;∎ to revise one's opinion of sb changer d'opinion à l'égard de qn(b) (read through → text, manuscript) revoir, corriger∎ our dictionaries are revised regularly nos dictionnaires sont régulièrement mis à jour∎ have you revised your geography? as-tu révisé ta géographie?∎ she's revising for her end-of-year exams elle révise pour ses examens de fin d'année3 nounTypography deuxième épreuve f
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