editorial in Japanese
editorial in Japanese is 社説 — editorial means an article expressing the opinion of a publication's editors on a current issue.
editorial in Japanese
社説
Pronounced: shasetsu
An article in a publication giving the opinion of its editors on a given topic or current event.
What does "editorial" mean?
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noun An article expressing the opinion of a publication's editors on a current issue.
"The newspaper ran an editorial criticizing the new tax proposal."
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adj Relating to editors or the process of editing.
"The magazine has strict editorial standards for fact-checking."
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editorial in a sentence
- The newspaper ran an editorial criticizing the new tax proposal.
- The magazine has strict editorial standards for fact-checking.
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What is "editorial" in Japanese?
"editorial" in Japanese is 社説. editorial means: An article expressing the opinion of a publication's editors on a current issue.
How do you pronounce 社説?
"editorial" in Japanese is 社説, pronounced "shasetsu".
How do you use "editorial" in a sentence?
Example: "The newspaper ran an editorial criticizing the new tax proposal." In Japanese, "editorial" is 社説.
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