审查
To examine or inspect something formally, such as documents, plans, or films, often to determine if they are acceptable or follow regulations.
Examples
3 of 5我们需要审查你的申请材料。
We need to review your application materials.
法官将对该证据进行司法审查。
The judge will conduct a judicial review of the evidence.
帮我审查一下这封信有没有错别字。
Help me check if there are any typos in this letter.
Word Family
Memory Tip
Think of 'Shen' (deeply) and 'Cha' (investigate).
Quick Quiz
在提交之前，经理必须___所有的财务报告。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 审查
Examples
我们需要审查你的申请材料。
everydayWe need to review your application materials.
法官将对该证据进行司法审查。
formalThe judge will conduct a judicial review of the evidence.
帮我审查一下这封信有没有错别字。
informalHelp me check if there are any typos in this letter.
所有学术论文在发表前都必须经过严格审查。
academicAll academic papers must undergo rigorous review before publication.
公司正在审查年度预算计划。
businessThe company is reviewing the annual budget plan.
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
政治审查
political background check
安全审查
security clearance
内容审查
content censorship
Often Confused With
检查 is a general check, while 审查 is a formal, institutional review or inspection.
Usage Notes
Frequently used in the context of government, law, and formal organizational procedures.
Common Mistakes
Learners sometimes use it for a quick casual check; it implies a more serious, formal process.
Memory Tip
Think of 'Shen' (deeply) and 'Cha' (investigate).
Word Origin
From 'shen' (to try a case) and 'cha' (to investigate).
Grammar Patterns
Cultural Context
In China, it is often associated with the review of media content or government documents.
Quick Quiz
在提交之前，经理必须___所有的财务报告。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 审查
Related Vocabulary
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强制
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