editorial - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation
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editorial (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation


Part of Speech

The word editorial can function as both a noun and an adjective in Spanish.

Phonetic Transcription

/editoɾial/

Translation Options into English

  1. Editorial (as a noun)
  2. Editorial (as an adjective)
  3. Editorship (in certain contexts)

Meaning and Usage

In Spanish, editorial primarily refers to a piece of writing that expresses the opinion of the editorial board of a publication, commonly found in newspapers and magazines. It can also refer to the publishing industry (e.g., "editorial" as in publishing house) or describe anything related to editing or publishing.

Frequency of Use

The term is commonly used in both oral and written contexts, particularly in discussions related to literature, journalism, and publishing. It tends to be more frequent in written forms, as editorials are typically published materials.

Example Sentences

  1. La editorial del periódico expresa su punto de vista sobre el cambio climático.
    The editorial of the newspaper expresses its viewpoint on climate change.

  2. La editorial de libros más importante del país está ubicada en Madrid.
    The most important book publishing house in the country is located in Madrid.

  3. Ella escribió una editorial sobre la importancia de la educación en la sociedad.
    She wrote an editorial about the importance of education in society.

Idiomatic Expressions

While editorial is not as commonly used in idiomatic expressions compared to some other words, it is still part of phrases that reflect journalistic and literary contexts. Here are a few examples:

  1. Escribir un editorial:
    "Siempre es un desafío escribir un editorial que sea atractivo y persuasivo."
    "It is always a challenge to write an editorial that is engaging and persuasive."

  2. Tener una línea editorial:
    "Cada revista debe tener una línea editorial clara para atraer a su público objetivo."
    "Every magazine must have a clear editorial line to attract its target audience."

  3. Editorial de opinión:
    "La editorial de opinión en el periódico abordó la crisis sanitaria actual."
    "The opinion editorial in the newspaper addressed the current health crisis."

Etymology

The term editorial originates from the Latin root "editorialis" which relates to "editio," meaning the act of publishing. Over time, it evolved through the Spanish language to encompass both the views expressed in writings and the publishing industry as a whole.

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22-07-2024