Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Revue

👉 Revue is a French word that translates to "revue" in English. It's often used to refer to a group of people or an event where people are gathered together for a discussion, sharing knowledge, and engaging in activities related to the topic being discussed. Revues can be informal gatherings, such as book clubs, cocktail parties, or informal social events, or they may have formal organizations or conferences that focus on a particular topic or theme.

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👉 In French, "revues" refers to a collection or compilation of books. It can be used in various contexts such as literature, science, history, and other fields related to these topics. The word itself is derived from Latin "revue," which means "collection." Therefore, "revues" could also mean a collection of books, but it's more commonly associated with the French term for a compilation or selection of works.

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👉 Revue is a French term that means "performance" in English. It refers to a live performance piece or event, often involving music and dance. In French culture, it's used to describe any kind of theatrical or musical performance that involves an audience. So, when we say "revue," it's referring to a performance where the performers are performing live.

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👉 Revive in Latin means "rebirth". In English, Revive often refers to a revival or revival service, which is a celebration or revival of God's kingdom within an individual, community, or organization.

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