edit in Latin
edit in Latin is correctio, corrigō — edit means to change, correct, or improve a piece of writing, video, or other content.
edit in Latin
correctio
(computing) A change in the text of a file, a website or the code of software.
corrigō
To change a text, or a document.
What does "edit" mean?
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verb To change, correct, or improve a piece of writing, video, or other content.
"Please edit your essay carefully and fix any spelling mistakes before handing it in."
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noun A change made to a text, file, or piece of media.
"The editor's final edit cut the film down to ninety minutes."
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edit in a sentence
- Please edit your essay carefully and fix any spelling mistakes before handing it in.
- She edited the report before sending it to the client.
- The editor's final edit cut the film down to ninety minutes.
- Click the history tab to see every edit anyone has made to this page.
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What is "edit" in Latin?
"edit" in Latin is correctio, corrigō. edit means: To change, correct, or improve a piece of writing, video, or other content.
How do you use "edit" in a sentence?
Example: "Please edit your essay carefully and fix any spelling mistakes before handing it in." In Latin, "edit" is correctio, corrigō.
Are there other ways to say "edit" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "edit": correctio, corrigō.
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