英语词汇“edited”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

adj

When we're talking about a piece of writing, music, or film, edited means corrected, amended, or changed (hopefully for the better). Edited is also sometimes used to mean shortened or censored.

A book that's been edited has gone through all sorts of corrections. First it gets rearranged, shortened, added to, made more clear, sometimes rewritten. Then it gets edited by a copy editor for factual truth, spelling, consistency, and clarity. A song might get edited for play on the radio, or raw film footage edited for the nightly news. And if you hear a "bleeeeep!" during your favorite talk show, it's likely that a bad word has been edited out.

WORD FAMILY

edited: unedited+/edit: edited, editing, editor, edits, subedit/editor: editorial, editors, editorship/editorial: editorialise, editorialist, editorialize, editorially, editorials/editorialist: editorialists/editorialize: editorialized, editorializes, editorializing/editorship: editorships/subedit: subediting, subeditor/subeditor: subeditors

USAGE EXAMPLES

The following are edited excerpts from a conversation with Mr. Einaudi.

New York Times(Dec 30, 2016)

The short, edited snippets on some telecasts were hardly enough to satisfy his appetite for access.

New York Times(Dec 30, 2016)

Below are edited excerpts from a conversation with Dr. Galdikas about Kalimantan, Camp Leakey and the orangutans.

New York Times(Dec 29, 2016)

adj improved or corrected by critical editing

Syn

emended
altered

changed in form or character without becoming something else

单词	edited
释义	edited (once / 494 pages) adj When we're talking about a piece of writing, music, or film, edited means corrected, amended, or changed (hopefully for the better). Edited is also sometimes used to mean shortened or censored. A book that's been edited has gone through all sorts of corrections. First it gets rearranged, shortened, added to, made more clear, sometimes rewritten. Then it gets edited by a copy editor for factual truth, spelling, consistency, and clarity. A song might get edited for play on the radio, or raw film footage edited for the nightly news. And if you hear a "bleeeeep!" during your favorite talk show, it's likely that a bad word has been edited out. WORD FAMILY edited: unedited+/edit: edited, editing, editor, edits, subedit/editor: editorial, editors, editorship/editorial: editorialise, editorialist, editorialize, editorially, editorials/editorialist: editorialists/editorialize: editorialized, editorializes, editorializing/editorship: editorships/subedit: subediting, subeditor/subeditor: subeditors USAGE EXAMPLES The following are edited excerpts from a conversation with Mr. Einaudi. New York Times(Dec 30, 2016) The short, edited snippets on some telecasts were hardly enough to satisfy his appetite for access. New York Times(Dec 30, 2016) Below are edited excerpts from a conversation with Dr. Galdikas about Kalimantan, Camp Leakey and the orangutans. New York Times(Dec 29, 2016) adj improved or corrected by critical editing Syn emended altered changed in form or character without becoming something else
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