associate editor

UK (alt): /əˈsəʊsiət ˈedɪtə/

Definition

Definition of associate editor - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

publishing jobeditor in a middle position helping manage and prepare written content

She was promoted to associate editor at the magazine.
The associate editor coordinated revisions between the writers and the senior editor.
As associate editor, he oversees the science section of the journal.

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Expressions with associate

associate director

person who assists the director

The associate director helped the director with the film production.

sales associate

employee helping customers buy things in a store

The sales associate helped me find the right shoes.

associate professor

university teacher ranked below professor, often above assistant professor

She was promoted to associate professor last year.

associate's degree

undergraduate degree awarded after two years of study

She earned her associate's degree in nursing last year.

associate degree

two-year academic degree granted by colleges

She earned her associate degree in graphic design at the community college..

business associate

person you work with in trade or professional activity

She invited a business associate to join the project meeting.

Expressions with editor

assistant editor

person who helps an editor prepare and organize content or material

She started as an assistant editor at a small magazine.

newspaper editor

person overseeing newspaper content and quality

The newspaper editor decided to feature the local story.

photo editor

person who modifies photographs

The photo editor adjusted the colors for the magazine.

chief editor

top person responsible for final content decisions in a publication

The chief editor approved the article for tomorrow's front page.

editor in chief

main editor who makes final decisions for a publication

The editor in chief approved the magazine's cover story.

senior editor

high-ranking editor who supervises other staff and key content choices

She was promoted to senior editor at the magazine last year.

editor's note

short comment from a publication editor giving explanation correction or context

The editor's note at the top explained the recent changes in policy.

online editor

software tool used to change files or text through the internet

Use an online editor to update the document without downloading anything.

business editor

the person managing business news on a digital platform

As a business editor, she updates the website daily.

editor's eye

ability to notice errors or improvements

Her editor's eye caught several typos in the manuscript.

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French:rédacteur en chef adjoint, ...
German:leitender Redakteur, ...
Italian:redattore associato, ...
Spanish:editor asociado, ...
Portuguese:editor adjunto, ...
Chinese:副主编, ...
Japanese:副編集長, ...
Arabic:مُحَرِّر مُشارِك, ...
Hebrew:עוֹרֵךְ מִשְׁנֶה, ...
Russian:ассоциированный редактор, ...
Ukrainian:заступник редактора, ...
Hindi:एसोसिएट एडिटर, ...
Bengali:সহকারী সম্পাদক, ...
Catalan:editor adjunt, ...
Czech:zástupce šéfredaktora, ...
Danish:redaktionssekretær, ...
Dutch:adjunct-hoofdredacteur, ...
Greek:αναπληρωτής αρχισυντάκτης, ...
Hungarian:társszerkesztő, ...
Khmer:និពន្ធនាយករង, ...
Korean:부편집장, ...
Persian:ویراستار همکار, ...
Polish:zastępca redaktora, ...
Portuguese (BR):editor associado, ...
Romanian:redactor asociat, ...
Swedish:biträdande redaktör, ...
Thai:ผู้ช่วยบรรณาธิการ, ...
Turkish:yardımcı editör, ...
Vietnamese:biên tập viên phó, ...

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