el
masculine
/eðiˈtoɾ/
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Translation
editor
Word origin
From Latin editor ('one who produces, publishes'), from edere ('to put forth, publish'), from ex ('out') plus dare ('to give'). The same root gives English 'editor' and 'edition'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- editor
- English cognates
- editor, edition, edit
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluraleditores
Examples
manuscrito publicarlo.
The editor reviewed the manuscript before publishing it.
.
He works as an editor at a fashion magazine.
rechazó novela.
The editor rejected his first novel.
buen texto ordenador.
I need a good text editor for the computer.
editora convocó .
The newspaper's editor called a meeting.
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