Definition of co-author in English:

co-author

noun

A joint author.
合著者
an American teacher who later became his wife and co-author
Example sentencesExamples
- He deliberately keeps his films sketchy, ‘open systems’ so that the audience can become co-authors.
- Six of those scientists are co-authors of the study to be published in Nature.
- Gary Gardner, co-author of the report, said the impact of chronic hunger and obesity was immense.
- The addition of Ross as a co-author is probably intended to create a façade of scientific authority.
- His co-authors included 18 scientists from around the world, making this the largest collaboration of its type.
- I'm working on one now, but my three co-authors are dead and the first planning document is missing.
- They're the co-authors of ‘Actual Innocence.’
- However its co-authors have had huge difficulty getting their work assessed by academic experts.
- Jerry is author or co-author of several hundred articles and more than 30 books.
- National Guard biologists work with specialists from outside the military and sometimes appear as co-authors on the final studies.
- He is the co-author of several books on Wisconsin golf courses and fishing.
- His co-author is an IT consultant specializing in enterprise management.
- As a co-author of that document, I would like to clarify points raised in both articles.
- His co-author was Roger Kahn, one of the best writers ever on the topic of baseball.
- Martin has a PhD in behavioural biology and a track record as author and co-author of popular science books.
- In fact, Chris and I are co-authors of the House version of that bill.

verb

[with object]

Be a joint author of (a book, paper, or report)
合著（书，论文，报告）
it was the third book I had co-authored on English grammar
Example sentencesExamples
- She also co-authored a book criticizing the World Bank's environmental policy.
- While she claims that she will no longer edit his books, he said, ‘I am looking forward to co-authoring some books with her.’
- Most of his books have been co-authored.
- The business partners have co-authored several articles and books on business strategies and innovation.
- Besides, he has co-authored a book, Comics in a New Role.
- Dean has also authored or co-authored any number of papers debunking astrology.
- He has co-authored four books, and produced papers on various aspects of law.
- In 1954 he co-authored a scientific paper that first made the link between smoking and lung cancer.
- He has authored or co-authored nearly two dozen books.
- She is currently working on a research project for the Northern Refugee Centre and is co-authoring a book on Health and the Social Sciences.
- She is equally passionate about cooking, and has co-authored a book on royal cuisine with her husband.
- I would like to thank the academics from the seven universities from British Columbia to Nova Scotia who co-authored these papers.
- In addition to several articles in the first series, he co-authored a book.
- He had by then co-authored several books with his father on American folk music.
- She is the author of numerous research articles in scholarly journals and has co-authored a book chapter.
- Austin has written three novels and co-authored four non-fiction books.
- I was co-authoring a paper with him at the time and I was affected by some data that were lost.
- He has co-authored a paper that he hopes could help change the way academics and policy-makers look at entrepreneurs.
- He authored or co-authored almost 800 technical reports and professional papers.
- Towards that end, he and I have been slowly co-authoring a paper on blogs and politics.

单词	co-author
释义	Definition of co-author in English: co-author noun A joint author. 合著者 an American teacher who later became his wife and co-author Example sentencesExamples He deliberately keeps his films sketchy, ‘open systems’ so that the audience can become co-authors. Six of those scientists are co-authors of the study to be published in Nature. Gary Gardner, co-author of the report, said the impact of chronic hunger and obesity was immense. The addition of Ross as a co-author is probably intended to create a façade of scientific authority. His co-authors included 18 scientists from around the world, making this the largest collaboration of its type. I'm working on one now, but my three co-authors are dead and the first planning document is missing. They're the co-authors of ‘Actual Innocence.’ However its co-authors have had huge difficulty getting their work assessed by academic experts. Jerry is author or co-author of several hundred articles and more than 30 books. National Guard biologists work with specialists from outside the military and sometimes appear as co-authors on the final studies. He is the co-author of several books on Wisconsin golf courses and fishing. His co-author is an IT consultant specializing in enterprise management. As a co-author of that document, I would like to clarify points raised in both articles. His co-author was Roger Kahn, one of the best writers ever on the topic of baseball. Martin has a PhD in behavioural biology and a track record as author and co-author of popular science books. In fact, Chris and I are co-authors of the House version of that bill. verb [with object] Be a joint author of (a book, paper, or report) 合著（书，论文，报告） it was the third book I had co-authored on English grammar Example sentencesExamples She also co-authored a book criticizing the World Bank's environmental policy. While she claims that she will no longer edit his books, he said, ‘I am looking forward to co-authoring some books with her.’ Most of his books have been co-authored. The business partners have co-authored several articles and books on business strategies and innovation. Besides, he has co-authored a book, Comics in a New Role. Dean has also authored or co-authored any number of papers debunking astrology. He has co-authored four books, and produced papers on various aspects of law. In 1954 he co-authored a scientific paper that first made the link between smoking and lung cancer. He has authored or co-authored nearly two dozen books. She is currently working on a research project for the Northern Refugee Centre and is co-authoring a book on Health and the Social Sciences. She is equally passionate about cooking, and has co-authored a book on royal cuisine with her husband. I would like to thank the academics from the seven universities from British Columbia to Nova Scotia who co-authored these papers. In addition to several articles in the first series, he co-authored a book. He had by then co-authored several books with his father on American folk music. She is the author of numerous research articles in scholarly journals and has co-authored a book chapter. Austin has written three novels and co-authored four non-fiction books. I was co-authoring a paper with him at the time and I was affected by some data that were lost. He has co-authored a paper that he hopes could help change the way academics and policy-makers look at entrepreneurs. He authored or co-authored almost 800 technical reports and professional papers. Towards that end, he and I have been slowly co-authoring a paper on blogs and politics.
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