edit
US: /ˈɛdət/
UK: /ˈɛdɪt/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
edit /'edit/- ngoại động từ
- thu nhập và diễn giải
- chọn lọc, cắt xén, thêm bớt (tin của phóng viên báo gửi về)
- nội động từ
- làm chủ bút (ở một tờ báo...)
Advanced English dictionary
+ verb1 to prepare a piece of writing, a book, etc. to be published by correcting the mistakes, making improvements to it, etc: [VN] He's editing a book of essays by Isaiah Berlin. + This is the edited version of my speech (= some parts have been taken out). [also V]
2 [VN] when sb edits a film/movie, television programme, etc. they take what has been filmed or recorded and decide which parts to include and in which order: They're showing the edited highlights of last month's game.
3 to be responsible for planning and publishing a newspaper, magazine, etc. (= to be the EDITOR): She used to edit a women's magazine.
Phrasal Verbs: edit sth<->out (of sth) to remove words, phrases or scenes from a book, programme, etc. before it is published or shown: Anything offensive will be edited out at a later stage. + They edited out references to her father in the interview.
Thesaurus dictionary
v.
1 redact, copy-edit, rewrite, rephrase, modify, alter, adapt, change, revise, correct, emend, style, restyle, polish, touch up:
His job is to edit the stories into idiomatic English.
2 Often, edit out. blue-pencil, cut (out), delete, censor, erase, bleep, blip; bowdlerize, expurgate, clean up:
They edited out all his slanderous asides before broadcasting the interview.
3 cut, condense, compress, shorten, crop, reduce:
The story has to be edited so that it fits on one page.
4 prepare, compile, assemble, select, arrange, organize, order, reorganize, reorder:
Margoliouth edited the collected letters of Andrew Marvell.
Concise dictionary
edits|edited|editing'edɪtverb
+prepare for publication or presentation by correcting, revising, or adapting
+supervise the publication of
+cut and assemble the components of
+cut or eliminate
