Revue

//ɹəˈvjuː//

Synonyms for "revue" (94 found)

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Translations

18 translations across 17 languages.

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Bulgarian

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  • ревю́ noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Czech

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  • revue noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Danish

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  • revy noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Dutch

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  • revue noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Finnish

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  • revyy noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

French

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  • revue noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

German

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  • Revue noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Italian

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  • rivista noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Japanese

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  • レヴュー noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Polish

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  • rewia noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Portuguese

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  • revista noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Romanian

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  • revistă noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Russian

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  • обозре́ние noun (form of theatrical entertainment)
  • ревю́ noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Slovak

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  • revue noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Spanish

1 entries
  • revista noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Swedish

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  • revy noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Volapük

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  • rövüd noun (form of theatrical entertainment)

Sample sentences

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He celebrated it by publishing in his magazine, "La Revue de Paris," an article in my honor, in which, after the usual reserves, and after declaring war upon my doctrines, he vowed my prose to be "fascinating," and complained of being so bewitched as to believe, at times, that he was converted to the cause of the throne and of the altar.

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