editorialize

双解例句

小知识

When you editorialize, you offer your opinion when it's not appropriate. A newspaper reporter might editorialize by describing a state's Governor as “a loud mouth.”

There are many times when it's perfectly acceptable to express your personal opinion, but whenever it's not okay — especially in journalism — you editorialize. In a news article about farming, a writer might editorialize by stating her personal preference for locally grown food, for example. The word editorialize was coined in 1856, meaning “introduce opinions into factual accounts,” from editorial, “written by an editor,” and the Latin root editor, “one who puts forth.”

实用短语

1. editorialize on

   发表社论,翻译

2. editorialize on the news report

   就新闻报道发表社论

单词用法

同根词

词根：editor

editorial编辑的；社论的

editorially以编辑身份地；以社论形式

editor编者，编辑；社论撰写人；编辑装置

editorial社论

editorialist主笔；撰写社论者