editorially

单词editorially

基本解释

adv.: 以编辑身份；以社论形式
网络: 以编辑身份地

英汉解释

• 以社论形式

• 以编辑身份

例句

• The paper said editorially that nuclear cooperation between the two countries is out of the question for the present.

  这家报社的社论说，两国目前还谈不上核合作。

• The paper said editorially that it is against the United Nations Charter to attempt to solve the crisis in the region with military force.

  这家报纸的社论说，试图用武力解决该地区的危机违反《联合国宪章》。

• The world needs at least two respected, editorially independent and authoritative English-language business papers.

  这个世界至少需要两家受到尊重、编辑独立、具有权威的英语商业报纸。

• But signposting an advertorial clearly, while editorially desirable, can also mean that consumers do not feel much compulsion to read it.

  不过，在编辑乐意的情况下将一篇软文非常清晰地标示出来也意味着，消费者不觉得有多大必要去看那篇文章。

• Publishers must become more astute financially and creative editorially to retain their grip in the digital world.

  出版商在经济上必须更加精明，选编图书时得更富创意，才能在电子出版界站稳阵脚。

• Although it comes from the same publisher as Nature itself, the two journals are editorially independent.

  尽管它来自和自然本身的同一出版社，这两种杂志有着独立的编辑。

• The paper said editorially that McMillan has stolen the Western leadership during Dulles " absence.

  这家的报纸的社论说，麦克米兰公司在杜勒斯卧病期间窃走了西方的领导权。

• The two language services are editorially separate.

  两大语言频道都是独立编辑。

• The original ASNT Recommended Practice SNT-TC-1A was published in October 1966 and was not revised except editorially until June 1975.

  最早的ASNT推荐实施细则SNT-TC-1A是1966年发布的。除了编辑上的错误，直至1975年6月未经任何修改。

• The paper said editorially that the olympic spirit is transcedent.

  这家报纸的社论说，奥林匹克精神是永世长存的。