Definition of op-ed in English:

op-ed

noun

North American

A newspaper page opposite the editorial page, devoted to personal comment, feature articles, etc.
as modifier an op-ed piece
Example sentencesExamples
- This would be like prosecuting the publisher of The Washington Post for an op-ed article.
- I'm looking forward to further stirring justifications of Miller on the op-ed pages.
- Perhaps some women don't enjoy the combat or at least the intellectual combat of the op-ed pages?
- Whereas newspaper op-eds do the same, you can generally rely on a given newspaper to run opposing opinion columns.
- The Journal's editorial and op-ed pages have been in the thick of every assault on democratic rights in recent years.
- For them, my posts probably need to read more like a newspaper op-ed column than a diary.
- Editorial page editors call the op-ed page a garden of ideas, and they cultivate it lovingly.
- Both of these writers are forced to share space in the newspaper The Baltimore Sun on a op-ed piece.
- His foreign minister wrote an article in the op-ed page of The Washington Post this week.
- I've never gone and given a full blessing to an entire newspaper op-ed page before.
- From time to time, the Post executive editor explains the paper's policy on the op-ed page.
- Needless to say, these are not the people who write the op-ed pages of European newspapers.
- So he wrote an op-ed piece in the newspapers and people started hearing about Wikipedia.
- But here's the problem: VATs don't raise nearly as much money as breathless newspaper op-eds would have you believe.
- This is an opinion piece and belongs on an op-ed page where it would be clearly identified as such.
- That bogus claim has now been refuted by both the snopes urban legend page and by my op-ed articles.
- As a result I sometimes find myself frustrated by pro-evolution op-eds in newspapers.
- He also wrote an op-ed article for the local newspaper outlining his objections.
- He is also the author of several law review articles, op-ed pieces, and scholarly essays.
- The real debate over Bush's statement took place on editorial and op-ed pages.

Origin

1940s: shortening of op(posite the) ed(itorial page).

Definition of op-ed in US English:

op-ed

(also Op-Ed)

noun

North American

Denoting or printed on the page opposite the editorial page in a newspaper, devoted to commentary, feature articles, etc.
as modifier an op-ed piece
Example sentencesExamples
- Whereas newspaper op-eds do the same, you can generally rely on a given newspaper to run opposing opinion columns.
- From time to time, the Post executive editor explains the paper's policy on the op-ed page.
- So he wrote an op-ed piece in the newspapers and people started hearing about Wikipedia.
- But here's the problem: VATs don't raise nearly as much money as breathless newspaper op-eds would have you believe.
- I'm looking forward to further stirring justifications of Miller on the op-ed pages.
- This would be like prosecuting the publisher of The Washington Post for an op-ed article.
- His foreign minister wrote an article in the op-ed page of The Washington Post this week.
- The real debate over Bush's statement took place on editorial and op-ed pages.
- Editorial page editors call the op-ed page a garden of ideas, and they cultivate it lovingly.
- As a result I sometimes find myself frustrated by pro-evolution op-eds in newspapers.
- The Journal's editorial and op-ed pages have been in the thick of every assault on democratic rights in recent years.
- He is also the author of several law review articles, op-ed pieces, and scholarly essays.
- This is an opinion piece and belongs on an op-ed page where it would be clearly identified as such.
- He also wrote an op-ed article for the local newspaper outlining his objections.
- That bogus claim has now been refuted by both the snopes urban legend page and by my op-ed articles.
- Both of these writers are forced to share space in the newspaper The Baltimore Sun on a op-ed piece.
- Perhaps some women don't enjoy the combat or at least the intellectual combat of the op-ed pages?
- I've never gone and given a full blessing to an entire newspaper op-ed page before.
- Needless to say, these are not the people who write the op-ed pages of European newspapers.
- For them, my posts probably need to read more like a newspaper op-ed column than a diary.

Origin

1940s: shortening of op(posite the) ed(itorial page).

单词	op-ed
释义	Definition of op-ed in English: op-ed noun North American A newspaper page opposite the editorial page, devoted to personal comment, feature articles, etc. as modifier an op-ed piece Example sentencesExamples This would be like prosecuting the publisher of The Washington Post for an op-ed article. I'm looking forward to further stirring justifications of Miller on the op-ed pages. Perhaps some women don't enjoy the combat or at least the intellectual combat of the op-ed pages? Whereas newspaper op-eds do the same, you can generally rely on a given newspaper to run opposing opinion columns. The Journal's editorial and op-ed pages have been in the thick of every assault on democratic rights in recent years. For them, my posts probably need to read more like a newspaper op-ed column than a diary. Editorial page editors call the op-ed page a garden of ideas, and they cultivate it lovingly. Both of these writers are forced to share space in the newspaper The Baltimore Sun on a op-ed piece. His foreign minister wrote an article in the op-ed page of The Washington Post this week. I've never gone and given a full blessing to an entire newspaper op-ed page before. From time to time, the Post executive editor explains the paper's policy on the op-ed page. Needless to say, these are not the people who write the op-ed pages of European newspapers. So he wrote an op-ed piece in the newspapers and people started hearing about Wikipedia. But here's the problem: VATs don't raise nearly as much money as breathless newspaper op-eds would have you believe. This is an opinion piece and belongs on an op-ed page where it would be clearly identified as such. That bogus claim has now been refuted by both the snopes urban legend page and by my op-ed articles. As a result I sometimes find myself frustrated by pro-evolution op-eds in newspapers. He also wrote an op-ed article for the local newspaper outlining his objections. He is also the author of several law review articles, op-ed pieces, and scholarly essays. The real debate over Bush's statement took place on editorial and op-ed pages. Origin 1940s: shortening of op(posite the) ed(itorial page). Definition of op-ed in US English: op-ed (also Op-Ed) noun North American Denoting or printed on the page opposite the editorial page in a newspaper, devoted to commentary, feature articles, etc. as modifier an op-ed piece Example sentencesExamples Whereas newspaper op-eds do the same, you can generally rely on a given newspaper to run opposing opinion columns. From time to time, the Post executive editor explains the paper's policy on the op-ed page. So he wrote an op-ed piece in the newspapers and people started hearing about Wikipedia. But here's the problem: VATs don't raise nearly as much money as breathless newspaper op-eds would have you believe. I'm looking forward to further stirring justifications of Miller on the op-ed pages. This would be like prosecuting the publisher of The Washington Post for an op-ed article. His foreign minister wrote an article in the op-ed page of The Washington Post this week. The real debate over Bush's statement took place on editorial and op-ed pages. Editorial page editors call the op-ed page a garden of ideas, and they cultivate it lovingly. As a result I sometimes find myself frustrated by pro-evolution op-eds in newspapers. The Journal's editorial and op-ed pages have been in the thick of every assault on democratic rights in recent years. He is also the author of several law review articles, op-ed pieces, and scholarly essays. This is an opinion piece and belongs on an op-ed page where it would be clearly identified as such. He also wrote an op-ed article for the local newspaper outlining his objections. That bogus claim has now been refuted by both the snopes urban legend page and by my op-ed articles. Both of these writers are forced to share space in the newspaper The Baltimore Sun on a op-ed piece. Perhaps some women don't enjoy the combat or at least the intellectual combat of the op-ed pages? I've never gone and given a full blessing to an entire newspaper op-ed page before. Needless to say, these are not the people who write the op-ed pages of European newspapers. For them, my posts probably need to read more like a newspaper op-ed column than a diary. Origin 1940s: shortening of op(posite the) ed(itorial page).
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