Definition of subedit in English:

subedit

verbsubedits, subedited, subeditingˈsʌbɛdɪtsəbˈɛdət

[with object]British

Check and correct (the text of a newspaper or magazine before printing), typically also writing headlines and captions.
he wrote articles on sport while subediting the Oxford Magazine
Example sentencesExamples
- I'd be up for contributing some stuff, and could conceivably subedit and layout the pages on Quark, the desk-top publishing software.
- There was some subediting on a couple of pages of a website that I haven't got to the bottom of yet but which the director general I am sure will tell the governors about.
Synonyms
correction, rectification

Derivatives

subeditor

nounsʌbˈɛdɪtəˌsəbˈɛdədər

British

A person who checks and corrects the text of a newspaper or magazine before printing, typically also writing headlines and captions.
a typo overlooked by the subeditors
Example sentencesExamples
- Newspapers often claim superiority because their stories go through a time-established filtration plant - professional writers, skilled subeditors, revise subs and expensive lawyers.
- These days, the barrister who checks copy for potential libel suits is as much a part of a newspaper's production as a journalist or subeditor.
- Within hours the word had become a favourite phrase of writers and subeditors and entered the journalistic vernacular.

subeditorial

adjectiveˌsʌbɛdɪtˈtɔːrɪəl

British

In related news, the Financial Times is inviting several of its subeditorial staff it had laid off back to work.
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike many exercises in subeditorial interpretation, the title exactly reflects the argument of the piece.
- Comments on subeditorial matters are welcome and should be written on the manuscript, preferably in pencil.

Rhymes

accredit, credit, edit

Definition of subedit in US English:

subedit

verbsəbˈedətsəbˈɛdət

[with object]British

Check, correct, and adjust the extent of (the text of a newspaper or magazine before printing), typically also writing headlines and captions.
he wrote articles on sport while subediting the Oxford Magazine
Example sentencesExamples
- There was some subediting on a couple of pages of a website that I haven't got to the bottom of yet but which the director general I am sure will tell the governors about.
- I'd be up for contributing some stuff, and could conceivably subedit and layout the pages on Quark, the desk-top publishing software.
Synonyms
correction, rectification

单词	subedit
释义	Definition of subedit in English: subedit verbsubedits, subedited, subeditingˈsʌbɛdɪtsəbˈɛdət [with object]British Check and correct (the text of a newspaper or magazine before printing), typically also writing headlines and captions. he wrote articles on sport while subediting the Oxford Magazine Example sentencesExamples I'd be up for contributing some stuff, and could conceivably subedit and layout the pages on Quark, the desk-top publishing software. There was some subediting on a couple of pages of a website that I haven't got to the bottom of yet but which the director general I am sure will tell the governors about. Synonyms correction, rectification Derivatives subeditor nounsʌbˈɛdɪtəˌsəbˈɛdədər British A person who checks and corrects the text of a newspaper or magazine before printing, typically also writing headlines and captions. a typo overlooked by the subeditors Example sentencesExamples Newspapers often claim superiority because their stories go through a time-established filtration plant - professional writers, skilled subeditors, revise subs and expensive lawyers. These days, the barrister who checks copy for potential libel suits is as much a part of a newspaper's production as a journalist or subeditor. Within hours the word had become a favourite phrase of writers and subeditors and entered the journalistic vernacular. subeditorial adjectiveˌsʌbɛdɪtˈtɔːrɪəl British In related news, the Financial Times is inviting several of its subeditorial staff it had laid off back to work. Example sentencesExamples Unlike many exercises in subeditorial interpretation, the title exactly reflects the argument of the piece. Comments on subeditorial matters are welcome and should be written on the manuscript, preferably in pencil. Rhymes accredit, credit, edit Definition of subedit in US English: subedit verbsəbˈedətsəbˈɛdət [with object]British Check, correct, and adjust the extent of (the text of a newspaper or magazine before printing), typically also writing headlines and captions. he wrote articles on sport while subediting the Oxford Magazine Example sentencesExamples There was some subediting on a couple of pages of a website that I haven't got to the bottom of yet but which the director general I am sure will tell the governors about. I'd be up for contributing some stuff, and could conceivably subedit and layout the pages on Quark, the desk-top publishing software. Synonyms correction, rectification
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