revoient

Revoient is the third-person plural present indicative form of the French verb revoir. Revoir means to see again or to review, to revisit something such as notes, plans, or a situation. The form revoient is used with a plural subject (ils or elles). The infinitive is revoir; the past participle is revu. The present tense paradigm for revoir is: je revois, tu revois, il revoit, nous revoyons, vous revoyez, ils revoient. In reflexive use, se revoir means “to see each other again,” yielding ils se revoient in the present.

Usage notes: Revoir is common in educational and professional contexts when talking about revising material, reexamining arguments, or renewing contacts. The meaning can be literal (to see again someone or something) or metaphorical (to review plans, decisions, or texts). The form revoient specifically marks a plural subject in the present tense and is distinct from other present forms such as revoit (singular) or revoyons (we review).

Examples:

- Ils revoient leurs notes avant l’examen. (They review their notes before the exam.)

- Nous revoyons le planning pour la semaine prochaine. (We review the schedule for next week.)

- Ils se revoient après plusieurs années. (They see each other again after many years.)

See also: revoir, voir, revoyage (related terms and forms).