How to Say "review" in Spanish

Use 'revisión' when you are checking or examining something to correct errors or update it, like a document, a plan, or a piece of work.

Use 'crítica' specifically for a written or spoken evaluation of a creative work like a book, film, play, or restaurant.

Choose 'evaluación' when referring to a formal assessment of performance, quality, or value, such as a job review or a student's grade.

Use 'análisis' for a detailed examination or study of something to understand its components or nature, often in a scientific or technical context.

Use 'valoración' when expressing an opinion, judgment, or estimate of worth or quality, often seen in ratings or subjective assessments.

Use 'balance' when you are looking back over a period to assess achievements, results, or the overall situation.

Use 'inspección' for an official or formal examination to check for compliance with rules or standards, like a safety check.

Use 'revista' for a formal, often official, inspection or audit, particularly in military or security contexts.

Use 'parada' for a formal military inspection or ceremony, often involving troops on parade.