editor in Greek
editor in Greek is συντάκτης, επιμελητής — editor means a person who reviews and revises written material before publication.
editor in Greek
συντάκτης
Pronounced: sydaktis
επιμελητής
Pronounced: epimelitis
A person who edited a specific document.
συντάκτης
Pronounced: sydaktis
A person who edited a specific document.
What does "editor" mean?
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noun A person who reviews and revises written material before publication.
"Her editor suggested cutting the final chapter entirely."
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noun A person who selects and shapes content at a publication, deciding what gets printed.
"The editor decided to run the story on the front page."
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noun A software program used for creating or modifying files, especially text or code.
"He wrote the whole script in a plain text editor."
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editor in a sentence
- Her editor suggested cutting the final chapter entirely.
- The editor corrected several spelling mistakes before the book went to print.
- The editor decided to run the story on the front page.
- The magazine's editor chooses which articles appear in each issue.
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What is "editor" in Greek?
"editor" in Greek is συντάκτης, επιμελητής. editor means: A person who reviews and revises written material before publication.
How do you pronounce συντάκτης?
"editor" in Greek is συντάκτης, pronounced "sydaktis".
How do you use "editor" in a sentence?
Example: "Her editor suggested cutting the final chapter entirely." In Greek, "editor" is συντάκτης, επιμελητής.
Are there other ways to say "editor" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "editor": συντάκτης, επιμελητής.
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