Enter a word or phrase in any language 👆
Language:
Translation and analysis of words by ChatGPT artificial intelligence
On this page you can get a detailed analysis of a word or phrase, produced by the best artificial intelligence technology to date:
- how the word is used
- frequency of use
- it is used more often in oral or written speech
- word translation options
- usage examples (several phrases with translation)
- etymology
general editor - translation to russian
AMERICAN FILM EDITOR
The Phantom Editor; Phantom Editor; Phantom editor; The Phantom editor; The phantom editor
general editor
общий редактор; титульный редактор
acquiring editor
BUYER FOR PUBLISHING COMPANY SELECTING MATERIALS TO PUBLISH
Commissioning Editor (Publishing); Acquisitions Editor; Commissioning editor (book publishing); Commissioning Editor; Acquisitions editor; Acquiring editor
старший редактор (книжного издательства), имеющий право заключать договоры с авторами
chief editor
PUBLICATION'S EDITORIAL LEADER
Chief editor; Associate editor; Executive editor; Editor-in-Chief; Editor in Chief; Newspaper editor; Associate Editor; Editors-in-Chief; Editor-In-Chief; Chief Editor; Editor in chief; Editors-in-chief; Editors in Chief; Editors in chief; Editor‑in‑chief; Main editor; Lead editor
главный редактор
Definition
Дженерал моторс
("Дже́нерал мо́торс")
Wikipedia
Mike J. Nichols
Mike J. Nichols is a producer, director, writer, and an American film editor originally from Illinois currently living and working in Los Angeles.
Examples of use of general editor
1. In noting that Mukasey is the leading candidate to be the next attorney general, Editor William Kristol, who has deep ties in the conservative world, wrote: "Olson would be a superb AG –– and there is a case for nominating Olson, and inviting a Senate confirmation fight over issues of legal philosophy and executive power.
2. The volume, including a preface, list of names, abbreviations, sources, annotated document list, and this press release, are available at the Office of the Historian website (http÷//www.state.gov/r/pa/ho/frus/nixon/e7). For further information contact Edward Keefer, General Editor of the Foreign Relations series, at (202) 663–1131; fax (202) 663–128'; e–mail history@state.gov.
3. Its general editor, Jonathan Bate, Professor of Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature at Warwick University, said: ‘The greatness of Shakespeare comes from his capacity to confront every aspect of human experience and in particular to hold together the great paradoxes of our being – love is one of our highest aspirations, while sex is one of our basic biological instincts, yet the two go intimately together.‘ But Professor Stanley Wells, author of Looking for Sex in Shakespeare, said: ‘If the best thing you can say about a new edition is that it‘s filthy, it doesn‘t say a lot.
