Definition of re-edit in English:

re-edit

verbre-edits, re-edited, re-editing riːˈɛdɪtriˈɛdɪt

[with object]

Edit (a text or film) again.
we re-edited the film eleven times
Example sentencesExamples
- I stayed up the entire night, re-editing our film, and adding all the shots that I had of Lee.
- The new version has also been re-edited slightly, resulting in a running time that is about one minute shorter than the original.
- Most of the scenes could be re-edited willy-nilly and still have the same effect: total boredom.
- You will actually be able to re-edit the movie with your computer and you'll have the director explaining to you why he made the choices he made.
- To begin with, the sequence of existing scenes has been significantly re-edited in places, which threw me.
- Then I re-edited it and it came out in a paperback version at the end of last year.
- Irving complains that the film has been edited and re-edited so as to present him in a prejudicial light.
- The film has been craftily re-edited and re-marketed into a love story that shows the Japanese as honourable soldiers.
- Of late, for example, there has been an emphasis on re-editing texts and providing footnotes, glossaries and notes.
- It has fragments of all my films, but they're re-edited.
- When I checked the article a few days later he had not re-edited the article.
- He could re-edit the film, shoot additional scenes, design his own ad campaign, and create any kind of come-on.
- What do people think of the additional footage, re-edited scenes and the new score?
- He feels that re-editing the film is like ‘going back and re-shooting your high school photo.’
- Because the articles were published previously and were re-edited for the book, this volume is an easy read and is full of facts that will be of use to all types of health professionals.
- As a consequence Stone decided to re-edit the film for the DVD release - presumably to remove some of the gay stuff.
- They said they would hire another director to re-edit the movie, to put narration on it, and do additional shooting.
- I almost completed the film when I found out about the death of one of them; I had to re-edit the ending.
- After shooting each scene, she re-edits everything, inspiring herself in new directions.
- The text has been re-edited in the same font type as the original edition on high-quality paper, and the editor has gone through a lot of effort to produce a book that has the cachet of an old book.

Derivatives

re-edition

noun ˌriːɪˈdɪʃ(ə)nriɛˈdɪʃ(ə)n

Its publications include reissues and re-editions of Hakluyt's writings, and very many original narratives.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was not the re-edition of the novel that shocked.
- That its opening film was the re-edition of a Cannes hit tells much.
- After noticing recently that the originals were fetching £1,500 on eBay, Saville decided to produce 500 re-editions of the poster which will cost £100 each.

Definition of re-edit in US English:

re-edit

verbriˈɛdɪtrēˈedit

[with object]

Edit (a text or film) again.
the third scene is still too long—we'll have to re-edit it
Example sentencesExamples
- The new version has also been re-edited slightly, resulting in a running time that is about one minute shorter than the original.
- The text has been re-edited in the same font type as the original edition on high-quality paper, and the editor has gone through a lot of effort to produce a book that has the cachet of an old book.
- Most of the scenes could be re-edited willy-nilly and still have the same effect: total boredom.
- He feels that re-editing the film is like ‘going back and re-shooting your high school photo.’
- What do people think of the additional footage, re-edited scenes and the new score?
- To begin with, the sequence of existing scenes has been significantly re-edited in places, which threw me.
- The film has been craftily re-edited and re-marketed into a love story that shows the Japanese as honourable soldiers.
- When I checked the article a few days later he had not re-edited the article.
- As a consequence Stone decided to re-edit the film for the DVD release - presumably to remove some of the gay stuff.
- Because the articles were published previously and were re-edited for the book, this volume is an easy read and is full of facts that will be of use to all types of health professionals.
- You will actually be able to re-edit the movie with your computer and you'll have the director explaining to you why he made the choices he made.
- I stayed up the entire night, re-editing our film, and adding all the shots that I had of Lee.
- After shooting each scene, she re-edits everything, inspiring herself in new directions.
- They said they would hire another director to re-edit the movie, to put narration on it, and do additional shooting.
- He could re-edit the film, shoot additional scenes, design his own ad campaign, and create any kind of come-on.
- It has fragments of all my films, but they're re-edited.
- I almost completed the film when I found out about the death of one of them; I had to re-edit the ending.
- Then I re-edited it and it came out in a paperback version at the end of last year.
- Irving complains that the film has been edited and re-edited so as to present him in a prejudicial light.
- Of late, for example, there has been an emphasis on re-editing texts and providing footnotes, glossaries and notes.

单词	re-edit
释义	Definition of re-edit in English: re-edit verbre-edits, re-edited, re-editing riːˈɛdɪtriˈɛdɪt [with object] Edit (a text or film) again. we re-edited the film eleven times Example sentencesExamples I stayed up the entire night, re-editing our film, and adding all the shots that I had of Lee. The new version has also been re-edited slightly, resulting in a running time that is about one minute shorter than the original. Most of the scenes could be re-edited willy-nilly and still have the same effect: total boredom. You will actually be able to re-edit the movie with your computer and you'll have the director explaining to you why he made the choices he made. To begin with, the sequence of existing scenes has been significantly re-edited in places, which threw me. Then I re-edited it and it came out in a paperback version at the end of last year. Irving complains that the film has been edited and re-edited so as to present him in a prejudicial light. The film has been craftily re-edited and re-marketed into a love story that shows the Japanese as honourable soldiers. Of late, for example, there has been an emphasis on re-editing texts and providing footnotes, glossaries and notes. It has fragments of all my films, but they're re-edited. When I checked the article a few days later he had not re-edited the article. He could re-edit the film, shoot additional scenes, design his own ad campaign, and create any kind of come-on. What do people think of the additional footage, re-edited scenes and the new score? He feels that re-editing the film is like ‘going back and re-shooting your high school photo.’ Because the articles were published previously and were re-edited for the book, this volume is an easy read and is full of facts that will be of use to all types of health professionals. As a consequence Stone decided to re-edit the film for the DVD release - presumably to remove some of the gay stuff. They said they would hire another director to re-edit the movie, to put narration on it, and do additional shooting. I almost completed the film when I found out about the death of one of them; I had to re-edit the ending. After shooting each scene, she re-edits everything, inspiring herself in new directions. The text has been re-edited in the same font type as the original edition on high-quality paper, and the editor has gone through a lot of effort to produce a book that has the cachet of an old book. Derivatives re-edition noun ˌriːɪˈdɪʃ(ə)nriɛˈdɪʃ(ə)n Its publications include reissues and re-editions of Hakluyt's writings, and very many original narratives. Example sentencesExamples It was not the re-edition of the novel that shocked. That its opening film was the re-edition of a Cannes hit tells much. After noticing recently that the originals were fetching £1,500 on eBay, Saville decided to produce 500 re-editions of the poster which will cost £100 each. Definition of re-edit in US English: re-edit verbriˈɛdɪtrēˈedit [with object] Edit (a text or film) again. the third scene is still too long—we'll have to re-edit it Example sentencesExamples The new version has also been re-edited slightly, resulting in a running time that is about one minute shorter than the original. The text has been re-edited in the same font type as the original edition on high-quality paper, and the editor has gone through a lot of effort to produce a book that has the cachet of an old book. Most of the scenes could be re-edited willy-nilly and still have the same effect: total boredom. He feels that re-editing the film is like ‘going back and re-shooting your high school photo.’ What do people think of the additional footage, re-edited scenes and the new score? To begin with, the sequence of existing scenes has been significantly re-edited in places, which threw me. The film has been craftily re-edited and re-marketed into a love story that shows the Japanese as honourable soldiers. When I checked the article a few days later he had not re-edited the article. As a consequence Stone decided to re-edit the film for the DVD release - presumably to remove some of the gay stuff. Because the articles were published previously and were re-edited for the book, this volume is an easy read and is full of facts that will be of use to all types of health professionals. You will actually be able to re-edit the movie with your computer and you'll have the director explaining to you why he made the choices he made. I stayed up the entire night, re-editing our film, and adding all the shots that I had of Lee. After shooting each scene, she re-edits everything, inspiring herself in new directions. They said they would hire another director to re-edit the movie, to put narration on it, and do additional shooting. He could re-edit the film, shoot additional scenes, design his own ad campaign, and create any kind of come-on. It has fragments of all my films, but they're re-edited. I almost completed the film when I found out about the death of one of them; I had to re-edit the ending. Then I re-edited it and it came out in a paperback version at the end of last year. Irving complains that the film has been edited and re-edited so as to present him in a prejudicial light. Of late, for example, there has been an emphasis on re-editing texts and providing footnotes, glossaries and notes.
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