Definition of editorship in English:

editorship

nounˈɛdɪtəʃɪpˈɛdədərˌʃɪp

The position of editor in charge of a newspaper, magazine, or multi-author book.
in 1877 Digby assumed the editorship of the Madras Times
Example sentencesExamples
- His new duties, amounting to a general editorship of the work, involved a large correspondence with the numerous volunteer helpers.
- She eventually capitulated to Thayer's insistence that she take on the managing editorship of his magazine.
- He lasted only three years in New York, resigning the editorship in 1970 to return to the West Coast.
- By now McAuley was convinced it was time to pass the editorship to others.
- A quick glance will show that in 1955 he held editorships of four learned journals.
- None is surprising, I think, but it seems useful at the outset of my editorship to fill you in.
- Indeed, what struck her was the untapped potential of the magazine, which is why she accepted the editorship.
- This volume brings together, under Plastow's able editorship, a collection of articles focused on women in African theater.
- Only six months before I had declined the editorship of a big paper outside of Cleveland.
- In time, under his editorship, the Irish Times was capable of standing alongside any newspaper in the world.

Definition of editorship in US English:

editorship

nounˈedədərˌSHipˈɛdədərˌʃɪp

The position of editor in charge of a newspaper, magazine, or multiauthor book.
in 1877 Digby assumed the editorship of the Madras Times
Example sentencesExamples
- None is surprising, I think, but it seems useful at the outset of my editorship to fill you in.
- She eventually capitulated to Thayer's insistence that she take on the managing editorship of his magazine.
- His new duties, amounting to a general editorship of the work, involved a large correspondence with the numerous volunteer helpers.
- In time, under his editorship, the Irish Times was capable of standing alongside any newspaper in the world.
- By now McAuley was convinced it was time to pass the editorship to others.
- He lasted only three years in New York, resigning the editorship in 1970 to return to the West Coast.
- A quick glance will show that in 1955 he held editorships of four learned journals.
- Only six months before I had declined the editorship of a big paper outside of Cleveland.
- This volume brings together, under Plastow's able editorship, a collection of articles focused on women in African theater.
- Indeed, what struck her was the untapped potential of the magazine, which is why she accepted the editorship.

单词	editorship
释义	Definition of editorship in English: editorship nounˈɛdɪtəʃɪpˈɛdədərˌʃɪp The position of editor in charge of a newspaper, magazine, or multi-author book. in 1877 Digby assumed the editorship of the Madras Times Example sentencesExamples His new duties, amounting to a general editorship of the work, involved a large correspondence with the numerous volunteer helpers. She eventually capitulated to Thayer's insistence that she take on the managing editorship of his magazine. He lasted only three years in New York, resigning the editorship in 1970 to return to the West Coast. By now McAuley was convinced it was time to pass the editorship to others. A quick glance will show that in 1955 he held editorships of four learned journals. None is surprising, I think, but it seems useful at the outset of my editorship to fill you in. Indeed, what struck her was the untapped potential of the magazine, which is why she accepted the editorship. This volume brings together, under Plastow's able editorship, a collection of articles focused on women in African theater. Only six months before I had declined the editorship of a big paper outside of Cleveland. In time, under his editorship, the Irish Times was capable of standing alongside any newspaper in the world. Definition of editorship in US English: editorship nounˈedədərˌSHipˈɛdədərˌʃɪp The position of editor in charge of a newspaper, magazine, or multiauthor book. in 1877 Digby assumed the editorship of the Madras Times Example sentencesExamples None is surprising, I think, but it seems useful at the outset of my editorship to fill you in. She eventually capitulated to Thayer's insistence that she take on the managing editorship of his magazine. His new duties, amounting to a general editorship of the work, involved a large correspondence with the numerous volunteer helpers. In time, under his editorship, the Irish Times was capable of standing alongside any newspaper in the world. By now McAuley was convinced it was time to pass the editorship to others. He lasted only three years in New York, resigning the editorship in 1970 to return to the West Coast. A quick glance will show that in 1955 he held editorships of four learned journals. Only six months before I had declined the editorship of a big paper outside of Cleveland. This volume brings together, under Plastow's able editorship, a collection of articles focused on women in African theater. Indeed, what struck her was the untapped potential of the magazine, which is why she accepted the editorship.
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