Pronunciation: /rəˈvjuː/
noun A theatrical entertainment consisting of a series of short sketches, songs, and dances, typically dealing satirically with topical issues.
A1 I went to see a revue at the local theater.
A2 The revue featured a variety of musical acts and comedy sketches.
B1 The revue received rave reviews from both critics and audiences.
B2 The revue was a mix of dance numbers, singing performances, and comedic routines.
C1 The revue was a spectacular production with elaborate costumes and set designs.
C2 The revue showcased the talents of the ensemble cast in a seamless and entertaining way.
verb Not applicable
A1 I revue my notes before the exam.
A2 She revues her schedule every morning.
B1 The team revues the project plan regularly to ensure progress.
B2 The manager revues all reports before they are submitted.
C1 The board of directors revues the company's financial statements quarterly.
C2 The committee revues all proposals before making a decision.
adjective Not applicable
A1 The revue show was entertaining and funny.
A2 I went to see a revue performance at the local theater.
B1 The revue cast rehearsed tirelessly to perfect their routines.
B2 The revue production featured a variety of musical numbers and comedy sketches.
C1 The revue received rave reviews from critics and audiences alike.
C2 The revue's innovative staging and choreography set it apart from other musical productions.
adverb Not applicable
A1 I went to see a revue last night.
A2 She performed in a revue at the local theater.
B1 The comedy revue was a big hit with the audience.
B2 The musical revue featured a variety of talented performers.
C1 The revue showcased the best of Broadway talent.
C2 The revue received rave reviews from critics and audiences alike.
pronoun Not applicable
A1 I saw a revue last night. It was very entertaining.
A2 She bought tickets to the revue for her birthday.
B1 The revue featured a variety of musical performances.
B2 The revue received rave reviews from critics.
C1 Attending the revue was a highlight of my trip to Paris.
C2 The revue showcased the talents of some of the best performers in the industry.
preposition Not applicable
A1 I walked revue the park to get to the other side.
A2 She drove revue the city to avoid traffic.
B1 The path revue the mountains was challenging but rewarding.
B2 The river revue the forest was a peaceful and scenic route.
C1 The road revue the coast offered breathtaking views of the ocean.
C2 The train revue the countryside was a leisurely way to see the landscape.
conjunction Not applicable
A1 I like to watch movies, revue I prefer comedies over dramas.
A2 She enjoys going to the theater, revue she doesn't like musicals.
B1 I want to travel to Europe next summer, revue I need to save up money first.
B2 The restaurant had a wide variety of dishes, revue the service was a bit slow.
C1 The company decided to launch a new product line, revue they conducted extensive market research beforehand.
C2 The government implemented new policies to boost the economy, revue they faced criticism from opposition parties.
interjection Not applicable
A1 Revue! That was a great show!
A2 I can't wait to see the revue tonight.
B1 Wow, what a fantastic revue performance!
B2 Revue, I've never seen anything like it before!
C1 The revue last night was truly spectacular.
C2 Revue! The talent on stage was incredible.
article Not applicable
A1 I saw a funny revue at the theater last night.
A2 The revue featured a variety of dance numbers and comedy sketches.
B1 The local theater is putting on a revue showcasing local talent.
B2 The revue received rave reviews from critics and audience members alike.
C1 The Broadway revue was a spectacular production with elaborate costumes and sets.
C2 The revue was a masterful blend of music, dance, and comedy, captivating the audience from start to finish.
formal The local theater is putting on a revue showcasing the best talent in the area.
informal I heard there's a comedy revue happening at the comedy club tonight.
slang Let's catch that new revue at the jazz bar, I heard it's really good.
figurative The political revue in the media has been a source of controversy lately.
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