英语词汇edit怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

edit /ˈɛdət/ verb

edits; edited; editing

edit

/ˈɛdət/

verb

edits; edited; editing

Learner's definition of EDIT

[+ object]

a : to prepare (something written) to be published or used : to make changes, correct mistakes, etc., in (something written)编辑；校订

edit a poem编辑诗歌
This chapter needs to be edited.这一章需要校订。
The book was poorly edited.这本书的编校质量很差。
The stories have been edited for a younger audience.这些故事已被编辑过，以飨年轻读者。
Students learn to edit their essays for grammar and punctuation.学生们学着校对论文中的语法和标点。

b : to prepare (a film, recording, photo, etc.) to be seen or heard : to change, move, or remove parts of (a film, recording, photo, etc.)剪辑；剪接；删除

The software allows you to edit videos on your computer.这个软件可以让你在计算机上剪辑录像。
This film has been edited for television.这部电影已经过剪辑，以适合在电视上播放。

: to be in charge of the publication of (something)主编（出版物）

edit a magazine/daily newspaper主编杂志/日报
an anthology of ancient poetry edited by a local professor一位当地教授编辑的一册古诗选集

edit out

[phrasal verb]

edit out (something) or edit (something) out

: to remove (something, such as an unwanted word or scene) while preparing something to be seen, used, published, etc.删除，去掉（多余的词、镜头等）

They edited out the scene.他们删掉了那个镜头。
Write freely. You can always edit things out later.随便写吧，反正以后你还可以删节。

edit yourself

: to change what you were going to say or would normally say改口

I feel like I have to edit myself when I talk to them.我感觉与他们交谈时我得换一种说法。
“I never saw it,” she said before quickly editing herself, “or at least I don't remember seeing it.”“我从未见过，”她说完马上又改口说，“至少我不记得见到过。”

— editing

noun [noncount]

The editing was done poorly.编辑工作做得差。
editing techniques编辑技术

单词	edit
释义	edit 1 ENTRIES FOUND: edit (verb) edit /ˈɛdət/ verb edits; edited; editing edit /ˈɛdət/ verb edits; edited; editing Learner's definition of EDIT [+ object] 1 a : to prepare (something written) to be published or used : to make changes, correct mistakes, etc., in (something written)编辑；校订 edit a poem编辑诗歌 This chapter needs to be edited.这一章需要校订。 The book was poorly edited.这本书的编校质量很差。 The stories have been edited for a younger audience.这些故事已被编辑过，以飨年轻读者。 Students learn to edit their essays for grammar and punctuation.学生们学着校对论文中的语法和标点。 b : to prepare (a film, recording, photo, etc.) to be seen or heard : to change, move, or remove parts of (a film, recording, photo, etc.)剪辑；剪接；删除 The software allows you to edit videos on your computer.这个软件可以让你在计算机上剪辑录像。 This film has been edited for television.这部电影已经过剪辑，以适合在电视上播放。 2 : to be in charge of the publication of (something)主编（出版物） edit a magazine/daily newspaper主编杂志/日报 an anthology of ancient poetry edited by a local professor一位当地教授编辑的一册古诗选集 edit out [phrasal verb] edit out (something) or edit (something) out : to remove (something, such as an unwanted word or scene) while preparing something to be seen, used, published, etc.删除，去掉（多余的词、镜头等） They edited out the scene.他们删掉了那个镜头。 Write freely. You can always edit things out later.随便写吧，反正以后你还可以删节。 edit yourself : to change what you were going to say or would normally say改口 I feel like I have to edit myself when I talk to them.我感觉与他们交谈时我得换一种说法。 “I never saw it,” she said before quickly editing herself, “or at least I don't remember seeing it.”“我从未见过，”她说完马上又改口说，“至少我不记得见到过。” — editing noun [noncount] The editing was done poorly.编辑工作做得差。 editing techniques编辑技术
随便看	in (too) deep in too deep into overtime into partnership into pieces into place into play into print into raptures into reverse into reverse gear in torrents into sight into submission into the background into the bargain into the breach into the ether into the ground into the open into the reckoning into the swim into the swim of things into the swing of into the tank