editorializing

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词义：

v.

发表社论，插入编者意见( editorialize的现在分词 )；

英英释义

editorialize[ ,edi'tɔ:riəlaiz ]

v.insert personal opinions into an objective statement

同义词：editorialise

用法：

权威例句

Self-Editorializing: PESA and

The ethics of editorializing

Editorializing in L2: The case of Philippine English

Editorializing "the Indian problem": the New York Times on Native Americans, 1860-1900

Self-Editorializing: PESA and Educational Philosophy and Theory , after twenty-five years

Illocutionary acts across languages: editorializing in Egyptian English

Editorializing “the Indian Problem”: The New York Times on Native Americans, 1860–1900 by Robert Hays, Editor

Editorializing “the Indian Problem”: The New York Times on Native Americans, 1860–1900 by Robert Hays, Editor

A comparative public image study of editorializing and non-editorializing television stations /

Pushing the weed: the editorializing and advertising of tobacco in the Lancet and the British Medical Journal, 1880-1958

造句：

1. The Gospel writer is editorializing because this is what he believes.

福音作者这样写,因为他相信是这样的。

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2. Be entirely objective, recording only the "facts" of the story; avoid editorializing or interpreting.

是完全客观的、记录只有“事实”的故事，杜绝改变或解释。

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3. He accused the BBC of editorializing in its handling of the story.

他指责英国广播公司在报导这则新闻时搀杂了主观评论。

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4. First, they are both written in a curiously dispassionate style with an extremely limited amount of editorializing, personal opinion and prescriptions for solutions.

第一特点就是他们的写作手法，一种少见冷静的方式，其中评论性的，个人观点陈述性的，以及解决措施性的篇幅十分有限。

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5. First, they are both written in a curiously dispassionate style with an extremely limited amount of editorializing, personal opinion and prescriptions for solutions.

第一特点就是他们的写作手法，一种少见冷静的方式，其中评论性的，个人观点陈述性的，以及解决措施性的篇幅十分有限。

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