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review 검토
How to say “review” in Korean? “검토”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “검토” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on review in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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검토 info.

Tips to Remember: Notice that 검토 (geomto) sounds like "gun to" in English. Imagine a strict inspector saying, “I’m coming in with my gun to review every detail.” This silly image may help you recall that 검토 means a careful review or scrutiny.

Explanations:
• 검토 is used in formal or business contexts to mean “review” or “examination” of documents, contracts, reports, etc. It implies a detailed and systematic check rather than a casual look.
• The word is often paired with adjectives like 신중하게 (sinjunghage, “carefully”) to emphasize thoroughness.

Synonyms and Similar Words:
• 검토 can be substituted with terms like 리뷰 (ribyu, “review”) in less formal contexts, though 리뷰 is a loanword from English.
• 검사 (geomsa) generally means “inspection” or “examination” but is used in contexts such as health or criminal investigations, which differs from the document-focused meaning of 검토.

Alternate Meanings / Slang:
• 검토 is primarily formal. There isn’t a well-known slang usage for 검토; it is mainly used in official and academic situations.

Example Sentences:
1. "계약서를 신중하게 검토해 주세요."
  Romanized: "Gyeyakseoreul sinjunghage geomtohae juseyo."
  Translation: "Please review the contract carefully."

2. "보고서를 검토한 후 의견을 제시했습니다."
  Romanized: "Bogoseoreul geomtohan hu uigyuneul jesihamida."
  Translation: "After reviewing the report, he presented his opinion."

3. "팀은 프로젝트 계획을 면밀히 검토했습니다."
  Romanized: "Tim-eun peurojekteu gyehoeg-eul myeonmilhi geomtohaetda."
  Translation: "The team scrutinized the project plan closely."

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