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Definition of editor in English: editornoun ˈɛdɪtəˈɛdədər 1A person who is in charge of and determines the final content of a newspaper, magazine, or multi-author book. Example sentencesExamples - Last week, many letters to the editors of newspapers critiqued Cathy's selection to light the flame.
- Finally, this week it is my privilege to pay tribute to the editor of our sister newspaper in Mayo.
- They won't be able to shut you up, as long as you also contact the editors of major newspapers.
- This was the overriding message coming across to a group of Irish newspaper editors on a visit to Brussels last week.
- This, of course, was not the intention of the newspaper's publisher and editors.
- He said the newspaper editor was a busy man, a bit annoyed that this footballer's wife should be wasting his time.
- He was the president of the student counsel and was the editor for the school newspaper.
- In his club he met a newspaper editor who let him ‘embrace journalism’ as a sports writer.
- Stothard points out that the role of the editor of a newspaper has changed a great deal over time.
- As the editor of the newspaper, how could you allow this to grace the front page of the paper?
- However, some student newspaper editors said they ran the ad in the spirit of free speech and open debate.
- Get to know the editors of your local newspaper by providing information about your business to them.
- Why would the editor of a newspaper alienate some of its better educated paying customers?
- But we don't have any black editors of major newspapers or magazines to my knowledge.
- Elite editors and book reviews and media types have confirmed anti-firearm views.
- The jury was discharged and leave given to seek an order for the attachment and committal of the five newspaper editors.
- These included newspaper editors, political leaders and other activists.
- The editor of the newspaper I was working for never let me forget my slip-up.
- The newspaper's editors distort, manipulate and lie in the pursuit of their right-wing goals.
- Whether the findings have any legal implications is for the judges to decide, not for the newspaper editors.
- 1.1 A person who commissions or prepares written or recorded material for publication or broadcast.
Example sentencesExamples - No one told me what to write nor was there an unspoken agenda or expectation on the part of the commissioning editor that I knew of.
- For writers and editors, the workshop was a blizzard of inspiration and instruction.
- That way, writers and editors can work from a plan and use tools stored on their workbench.
- Some have simply had a bad relationship with their editors or the publishing house.
- It pushes me to get out of my office and spend time with other editors and writers.
- How did Miller get to a position in which she could write such stories and her editors give them such play?
- Writers complain about tone-deaf editors who read with their eyes and not with their ears.
- Our senior commissioning editor had flagged at least one place where a table had been botched in the printout.
- They were top-flight journalists and editors from newspapers and magazines!
- After finding the paper's methods and assumptions had been flawed, five of the journal's editors resigned.
- Contributing editors publish monthly columns, ensuring that we continually update our readers.
- Writers and editors should begin to discuss how to apply this valuable narrative tool more often.
- Already, editors and writers are struggling to adjust to the changed atmosphere.
- But commissioning editors don't think like this.
- Earlier this week, I asked readers to weigh in on the ways editors can help writers.
2A computer program enabling the user to enter or alter text. you will be able to use the editor to make any changes you want Example sentencesExamples - The actual page is plain HTML which I coded in an HTML editor, and the blog bit is done with a SSI.
- This is useful if you want a simple way to send people your pictures without messing around in an image editor.
- Switching between editors is very easy, using tabs at the top of the interface.
- Real Software has also enhanced the tool's database handler, code editor and debugger.
- We used to have a computer editor that let everyone have a different interface.
- These graphical editors will help you to design a professional looking web site after a lot of practice.
- The editor is preferably operable on a personal computer found in many homes today.
- They are trying to beat Google by improving algorithmic search results with editors.
- Many image editors such as Adobe Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro can perform these tasks.
- In fact in most cases, it is highly desirable to have an editor that wraps long text lines.
- For those in need of help, the editor is accompanied by a tutorial on the developer's Website.
- Players can also use the track editor to design and race over their own creations.
- Weblog editors let you create posts offline, with all the embellishments you want.
- The editors allows a programmer to directly manipulate the intentional program tree.
- The third window is the code editor that shows files that are a part of your program.
- This article takes you on a whirlwind tour of soundfile editors for Linux.
- While the editor looks pretty intuitive, it's not exactly a drag and drop affair.
- Most exciting of all you can now create or alter picture messages with a picture editor built-in to the phone.
- You can use the editor simply to move pieces around as you would on a board or you can use it to set up a game in any manner you like and then play it from that point.
- It knows nothing about music notation, and it is not designed to be a soundfile editor.
Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin, 'producer (of games), publisher', from edit- 'produced, put out', from the verb edere. Definition of editor in US English: editornounˈedədərˈɛdədər 1A person who is in charge of and determines the final content of a text, particularly a newspaper or magazine. the editor of The New York Times Example sentencesExamples - They won't be able to shut you up, as long as you also contact the editors of major newspapers.
- The newspaper's editors distort, manipulate and lie in the pursuit of their right-wing goals.
- These included newspaper editors, political leaders and other activists.
- Get to know the editors of your local newspaper by providing information about your business to them.
- This was the overriding message coming across to a group of Irish newspaper editors on a visit to Brussels last week.
- The jury was discharged and leave given to seek an order for the attachment and committal of the five newspaper editors.
- Why would the editor of a newspaper alienate some of its better educated paying customers?
- Finally, this week it is my privilege to pay tribute to the editor of our sister newspaper in Mayo.
- The editor of the newspaper I was working for never let me forget my slip-up.
- Last week, many letters to the editors of newspapers critiqued Cathy's selection to light the flame.
- He said the newspaper editor was a busy man, a bit annoyed that this footballer's wife should be wasting his time.
- In his club he met a newspaper editor who let him ‘embrace journalism’ as a sports writer.
- This, of course, was not the intention of the newspaper's publisher and editors.
- Stothard points out that the role of the editor of a newspaper has changed a great deal over time.
- Whether the findings have any legal implications is for the judges to decide, not for the newspaper editors.
- Elite editors and book reviews and media types have confirmed anti-firearm views.
- However, some student newspaper editors said they ran the ad in the spirit of free speech and open debate.
- He was the president of the student counsel and was the editor for the school newspaper.
- But we don't have any black editors of major newspapers or magazines to my knowledge.
- As the editor of the newspaper, how could you allow this to grace the front page of the paper?
- 1.1 A person who works for a publishing company, commissioning or preparing material for publication.
Example sentencesExamples - It pushes me to get out of my office and spend time with other editors and writers.
- Writers complain about tone-deaf editors who read with their eyes and not with their ears.
- Our senior commissioning editor had flagged at least one place where a table had been botched in the printout.
- That way, writers and editors can work from a plan and use tools stored on their workbench.
- Earlier this week, I asked readers to weigh in on the ways editors can help writers.
- They were top-flight journalists and editors from newspapers and magazines!
- But commissioning editors don't think like this.
- After finding the paper's methods and assumptions had been flawed, five of the journal's editors resigned.
- Already, editors and writers are struggling to adjust to the changed atmosphere.
- Contributing editors publish monthly columns, ensuring that we continually update our readers.
- Writers and editors should begin to discuss how to apply this valuable narrative tool more often.
- No one told me what to write nor was there an unspoken agenda or expectation on the part of the commissioning editor that I knew of.
- For writers and editors, the workshop was a blizzard of inspiration and instruction.
- How did Miller get to a position in which she could write such stories and her editors give them such play?
- Some have simply had a bad relationship with their editors or the publishing house.
2A computer program enabling the user to enter or alter text. Example sentencesExamples - The editors allows a programmer to directly manipulate the intentional program tree.
- Most exciting of all you can now create or alter picture messages with a picture editor built-in to the phone.
- Weblog editors let you create posts offline, with all the embellishments you want.
- The third window is the code editor that shows files that are a part of your program.
- It knows nothing about music notation, and it is not designed to be a soundfile editor.
- Switching between editors is very easy, using tabs at the top of the interface.
- This article takes you on a whirlwind tour of soundfile editors for Linux.
- We used to have a computer editor that let everyone have a different interface.
- In fact in most cases, it is highly desirable to have an editor that wraps long text lines.
- They are trying to beat Google by improving algorithmic search results with editors.
- The actual page is plain HTML which I coded in an HTML editor, and the blog bit is done with a SSI.
- While the editor looks pretty intuitive, it's not exactly a drag and drop affair.
- Many image editors such as Adobe Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro can perform these tasks.
- This is useful if you want a simple way to send people your pictures without messing around in an image editor.
- Players can also use the track editor to design and race over their own creations.
- You can use the editor simply to move pieces around as you would on a board or you can use it to set up a game in any manner you like and then play it from that point.
- Real Software has also enhanced the tool's database handler, code editor and debugger.
- The editor is preferably operable on a personal computer found in many homes today.
- These graphical editors will help you to design a professional looking web site after a lot of practice.
- For those in need of help, the editor is accompanied by a tutorial on the developer's Website.
Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin, ‘producer (of games), publisher’, from edit- ‘produced, put out’, from the verb edere. |