revisó

Revisó is the third-person singular simple past (pretérito perfecto simple) form of the Spanish verb revisar. It indicates an action that was completed in the past and translates as “he reviewed,” “she reviewed,” or “you (formal) reviewed,” depending on the subject. The form is common in narrative writing and reports when describing past actions of someone or something.

The base verb is revisar, meaning to review, inspect, or examine. Its use spans a variety of contexts, including checking texts, auditing accounts, inspecting equipment, or verifying information. In everyday language, revisar often implies a careful or thorough look to assess accuracy, completeness, or quality. Related words include revisión (the act of reviewing or a revision) and revisor (a person who reviews or audits).

Conjugation overview: in the pretérito perfecto simple, revisó appears for él/ella/usted, while other forms exist for different subjects (revisé, revisaste, revisamos, revisasteis, revisaron). The participle is revisado, and the gerund is revisando. Examples: Él revisó los documentos antes de la reunión. La auditoría revisó las cuentas de la empresa.

Etymology and related terms: revisó derives from the prefixed verb revisar, formed with re- (again, or back) plus vis or ver-related roots meaning to see or examine. It shares a semantic field with revisar’s synonyms such as examinar, inspeccionar, comprobar, and verificar.

See also: revisión, revisor, revisar (infinitive), verb conjugation.