revista

Dictionary

Meaning

1. magazine
2. revue

Hyphenated as

re‧vis‧ta

Pronounced as (IPA)

/reˈbista/

Etymology

From re- + vista.

revisto

past participle of rever

revistar

to review, look over

revestir

to decorate, dress up
to have; to show (a certain quality, especially an abstract on)
to summon up
to put on; to don (clothing, especially religious garments)

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Sentences

La revista de investigación más importante se llama " Iberoamericana .

The most important research journal is called "Iberoamericana.

Publicó muchos estudios en la " Revista Gráfica ".

He published many studies in the "Revista Gráfica".

Las niñas fueron presentadas públicamente en la revista "¡ Hola
👋

!

The girls were publicly featured in the magazine “Hello!

Además , es fundador de la revista "Quercus" y

" El Cárabo ".

In addition, he is the founder of the magazine "Quercus" and "El Cárabo".

Licenciado en Bellas Artes , trabajó en la revista subvencionada " I

. m

. a

. j

. e

. n

.

Graduated in Fine Arts, he worked in the subsidized magazine "I.m.a.j.e.n.

La revista se edita semestralmente y

presenta una distribución nacional e

internacional .

The journal is published biannually and has a national and international distribution.

Fundó la Revista Caribe sobre literatura cubana y

la editorial Persona
🧑‍🦱

.

He founded the Revista Caribe sobre literatura cubana and the publishing house Persona.

Tiene su sede
💺

en Madrid

y

edita , trimestralmente , la revista " Periodistas ".

It is based in Madrid and publishes, quarterly, the magazine "Periodistas".

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