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View usage for: (ɔːθəʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense, plural authors, present participle authoring, past tense, past participle authored1. countable nounThe author of a piece of writing is the person who wrote it. She is the joint author of a booklet on Integrated Education. [+ of] 2. countable nounAn author is a person whose job is writing books. ...Philip Pullman, the best-selling author of children's fiction. 3. countable nounThe author of a plan or proposal is the person who thinks of it and works out the details. The authors of the plan believe they can reach this point within about two years. [+ of] 4. verbTo author something means to be the author of it. Then he opened a restaurant, authored a book, and landed his own radio show. [VERB noun] 5. See also co-author More Synonyms of author author in British English (ˈɔːθə) noun1. a person who composes a book, article, or other written work ▶ Related adjective: auctorial 2. a person who writes books as a profession; writer 3. the writings of such a person reviewing a postwar author 4. an originator or creator the author of this plan Derived forms authorial (ɔːˈθɔːrɪəl) adjective Word origin C14: from Old French autor, from Latin auctor author, from augēre to increase author in American English (ˈɔθər) noun1. a person who makes or originates something; creator; originator “author of liberty” 2. a writer of a book, article, etc.; often specif., a person whose profession is writingbooks Derived forms authorial (auˈthorial) (ɔˈθɔriəl) adjective Word origin ME autour < OFr autor < L auctor, enlarger, author < augere, to increase: see wax 1Examples of 'author' in a sentenceauthor She had once wondered how someone could spend an entire term just teaching about one author.Edward was immediately spoken of as if he were himself an established author, even a literary authority.He's a highly regarded member of the faculty, fully tenured, the author of a definitive textbook.Spurning her suitors, superior without being arrogant, she clearly is the object of her author 's admiration. QuotationsThere is probably no hell for authors in the next world - they suffer so much from critics and publishers in thisC.N. Bovee British English: author / ˈɔːθə/ NOUN The author of a piece of writing is the person who wrote it. ...the author of the report. - American English: author
- Arabic: مُؤَلِّف
- Brazilian Portuguese: autor
- Chinese: 作者
- Croatian: autor
- Czech: autor
- Danish: forfatter
- Dutch: auteur
- European Spanish: autor
- Finnish: kirjailija
- French: auteur
- German: Autor
- Greek: συγγραφέας
- Italian: autore
- Japanese: 著者
- Korean: 저자
- Norwegian: forfatter
- Polish: autor
- European Portuguese: autor
- Romanian: autor
- Russian: автор
- Latin American Spanish: autor
- Swedish: författare
- Thai: นักประพันธ์
- Turkish: yazar
- Ukrainian: автор
- Vietnamese: tác giả
Chinese translation of 'author' n (c) - (= writer)
- [of novel]
作家 (zuòjiā) (位, wèi) - [of text]
作者 (zuòzhě) (个(個), gè)
- (= originator) [of plan, scheme]
发(發)起人 (fāqǐrén)
Definition a person who writes a book, article, or other written work She's the author of the book `Give your Child Music'. Synonyms composer creator columnist scribbler essayist wordsmith penpusher littérateur man or woman of letters Definition an originator or creator the authors of the plan Synonyms mother framer planner mover prime mover doer initiator begetter fabricator related words related adjective auctorial QuotationThere is probably no hell for authors in the next world - they suffer so much from critics and publishers in this [C.N. Bovee]Additional synonymsDefinition any planner or creator the country's chief architect of economic reform Synonyms creator, father, shaper, engineer, author, maker, designer, founder, deviser, planner, inventor, contriver, originator, prime mover, instigator, initiator Synonyms creator, author, founder, architect, inventor, originatorDefinition a person who draws up original sketches or plans from which things are made Paxton was a brilliant designer of cast-iron structures. Synonyms producer, architect, deviser, creator, planner, inventor, artificer, originator |