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relatingto theeditor(= thepersonincharge)oreditorsof anewspaper,magazine,televisionprogramme, etc. and to thepowertodecidewhat ispublishedorshownin it: The newspaper'sstaffinsistedoncompleteeditorialindependencefromitsowners. Editorialdecisionson the show are made byseniornewseditors. relatingto someone who writes,corrects, orchangespiecesoftextto bepublished, ortheirwork: There are moreadson thepagethan editorialcontent. editorialstaff编辑人员 Manyjobsinpublishingaremarketingjobsratherthan editorial. - She hascompletecreativeand editorialcontrolof theseries.
- This is theviewof the editorialboardof theWallStreetJournal.
- Broadcasting a 40-dayliveeventis amajortestfor bothourtechnicalandoureditorialteams.
- Sheworkedas an editorialassistantfor a UK-basedpublisher.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesNewspapers & magazines - above/below the foldidiom
- annal
- anti-press
- back copy
- broadsheet
- comic
- fold
- house journal
- house organ
- journal
- lad mag
- magazine
- organ
- reader
- sentinel
- serialize
- Sunday paper
- supermarket tabloid
- tabloid
- trade
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: anarticlein anewspaperthatexpressestheeditor's(= thepersoninchargeof the newspaper's)opinionon asubjectofparticularinterestat thepresenttime: All thepapersdealwith the samesubjectintheireditorials.所有的报纸都针对同一问题发表了社论。 The Times and The Observerpublishededitorialscriticizingtheminister. Synonymsleader(NEWSPAPER)UK leading articleUK - Severalnewspapersranangryeditorialsdenouncingthemove.
- Aleadingconservativejournalprintedan editorialheadlined"Pardon Him".
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesNewspapers & magazines: headlines & features - advertorial
- advice column
- advice columnist
- agony aunt
- agony column
- agony uncle
- comic strip
- cover story
- dateline
- double-page
- double-page spread
- leader
- masthead
- obituary
- op-ed
- personal column
- press cutting
- problem page
- splash
- spread
See more results » anarticlein anewspaperthatexpressesthe editor'sopinionon asubjectofparticularinterestat thepresenttime 社论，社评All thepapersdealwith the samesubjectintheireditorials.所有的报纸都针对同一问题发表了社论。 relatingtoeditorsorediting, or to theeditorof anewspaperormagazine 编辑的；主编的；编者的editorialstaff编辑人员 Editorialdecisionsaregenerallymade bysenioreditors.通常由资深编辑们来决定编务事宜。 It'splainreportingof thefacts- there's not much editorialcontent(=opinion).那只是纯粹的事实报道，没有多少评论内容。 editorial| American Dictionaryastatementin anewspaperormagazine, or onradioortelevision, thatexpressestheopinionof theeditorsorownerson asubjectofparticularinterest: an editorial on the newtaxproposal relatingtoeditorsorediting: an editorialstaff Heinsistedthat it was an editorialdecisiontocutthestory. Examplesofeditorialeditorial The sole television channel, on the air since 1954, completely abstained from political programmes and editorials.From theCambridge English Corpus Most slurs were located within short filler-like ' ' paragraphs, ' ' editorials, jokes, mock advertisements, and literary clips - the small but essential pieces of composite anti-imagery.From theCambridge English Corpus Abstracts, case reports and editorials were also excluded.From theCambridge English Corpus Cautious editorials have also questioned whether nurses have been trained in diagnosis to prescribe medication safely [18].From theCambridge English Corpus Second, the editorials do not constitute a properly construed random sample, though they might.From theCambridge English Corpus Only journal articles were considered; literature reviews, tutorials, editorials, and letters were excluded.From theCambridge English Corpus Occasional guest editorials of up to 2,000 words will normally be published by invitation, although suggestions will be considered.From theCambridge English Corpus To that end, we publish two editorials in this issue which address areas which, in the past, have generated widely contrasting views.From theCambridge English Corpus As always, we try to prioritize full studies describing interesting material, while not ignoring editorials on topics of particular importance.From theCambridge English Corpus I acknowledge the call to arms in recent arq editorials (5/4, 6/1 and 6/2).From theCambridge English Corpus First, we look into the changing arguments in the editorials of the five newspapers.From theCambridge English Corpus Future guest editorials will, therefore, include a conference summary pointing out the highlights of the meeting.From theCambridge English Corpus Let the law and the courts handle black criminals, community leaders urged in editorials and speeches.From theCambridge English Corpus Such editorials should not be taken to mean that parents were not skeptical about psychiatr ic labels and drug treatments for their children's behaviors.From theCambridge English Corpus Instead, he wrote inflammatory editorials for a local newspaper, which won him a local fame as a budding genius and a warning from the ever-vigilant police.From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |