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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

screen editing SUST. U

screen editing: edición f en pantalla

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. edit [ingl. am. ˈɛdət, ingl. brit. ˈɛdɪt] V. trans.

1.1. edit (correct):

edit manuscript/novel: corregir

edit manuscript/novel: preparar la edición de

edit manuscript/novel: editar

1.2. edit (cut):

edit: recortar

edit: cortar

edit: editar

2. edit movie/tape:

edit: editar

3. edit (manage):

edit newspaper/magazine: dirigir

II. edit [ingl. am. ˈɛdət, ingl. brit. ˈɛdɪt] SUST.

1.1. edit (in publishing):

edit (correction): revisión f

1.2. edit (in publishing):

edit (cutting): recorte m

2. edit:

edit AUDIO, CINE, TV: edición f

editing [ingl. am. ˈɛdɪdɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈɛdɪtɪŋ] SUST. U

1.1. editing (in publishing):

editing (managing): redacción f

editing (managing): dirección f

1.2. editing (in publishing):

editing (correction): corrección f

editing (correction): revisión f

editing (correction): edición f

in the editing stage: en la etapa de revisión or de preparación de la edición

1.3. editing (in publishing):

editing (cutting): recorte m

2. editing:

editing AUDIO, CINE, TV: edición f

I. screen [ingl. am. skrin, ingl. brit. skriːn] SUST.

1.1. screen:

screen (movable device): pantalla f

screen (folding): biombo m

screen (as partition): mampara f

1.2. screen (at window):

screen: mosquitero m

1.3. screen (protective, defensive):

screen: cortina f

a screen of bushes/trees: una cortina de arbustos/árboles

behind a screen of indifference: tras una máscara de indiferencia

2.1. screen:

screen CINE, FOTO: pantalla f

to write for the screen: escribir para el cine

a legend of the silver screen: una leyenda del cine

a legend of the silver screen: una leyenda del celuloide

the big screen: la pantalla grande

the big screen atrbv. adaptation: al cine

the big screen atrbv. adaptation: a la pantalla grande

screen actor: actor m de cine

screen actress: actriz f de cine

screen rights: derechos mpl de adaptación al cine

2.2. screen:

screen INFORM., TV: pantalla f

the small screen: la pequeña pantalla

the small screen: la pantalla chica amer.

radar screen: pantalla de radar

3. screen (sieve):

screen: criba f

screen: cedazo m

II. screen [ingl. am. skrin, ingl. brit. skriːn] V. trans.

1.1. screen (conceal):

screen: ocultar

screen: tapar

to screen sth/sb from sth the trees screen the house from the road: los árboles no dejan ver la casa desde la carretera

we were screened from view by the wall: la pared impedía que nadie nos viera

we were screened from view by the wall: la pared nos tapaba

1.2. screen (protect):

screen: proteger

to screen sth/sb from sth: proteger algo/a alguien de algo

the building screened them from enemy fire: el edificio los protegía del fuego enemigo

she screened her eyes from the sun: se protegió los ojos del sol

2. screen:

screen TV program: emitir

screen film: proyectar

3.1. screen (check, examine):

screen blood donor: someter a una revisión (médica)

screen blood donor: someter a un chequeo

screen applicants/candidates: someter a una investigación de antecedentes

to screen sb/sth for sth they were screened for weapons: los registraron para ver si llevaban armas

the cans are being screened for possible contamination: se están examinando las latas por si estuvieran contaminadas

to screen sb for cancer: someter a alguien a un chequeo para el diagnóstico precoz del cáncer

3.2. screen (sieve):

screen coal/ore: cribar

en el diccionario PONS

edit [ˈedɪt] V. trans.

1. edit:

edit (correct): corregir

edit (articles): editar

2. edit (newspaper):

edit: dirigir

3. edit CINE:

edit: montar

4. edit INFORM.:

edit: editar

I. screen [skri:n] SUST.

1. screen a. TV, CINE, INFORM.:

screen: pantalla f

split screen: pantalla dividida

touch screen: pantalla táctil

2. screen:

screen (framed panel): biombo m

screen (for protection): cortina f

screen (in front of fire): pantalla f

(protective) face screen: pantalla (de protección) facial

glass screen: vitral m

3. screen sin pl. (thing that conceals):

screen: cortina f

II. screen [skri:n] V. trans.

1. screen (conceal):

screen: ocultar

2. screen (shield):

screen: proteger

3. screen:

screen (examine): examinar

screen (revise): revisar

4. screen:

screen TV: emitir

screen CINE: proyectar

5. screen (put through a sieve):

screen: cribar

en el diccionario PONS

edit [ˈed·ɪt] V. trans.

1. edit:

edit (correct): corregir

edit (articles): editar

2. edit (newspaper):

edit: dirigir

3. edit CINE:

edit: montar

4. edit comput:

edit: editar

I. screen [skrin] SUST.

1. screen a. TV, CINE, comput:

screen: pantalla f

split/touch screen: pantalla dividida/táctil

2. screen:

screen (framed panel): biombo m

screen (for protection): cortina f

screen (in front of fire): pantalla f

glass screen: vitral m

3. screen (thing that conceals):

screen: cortina f

II. screen [skrin] V. trans.

1. screen (conceal):

screen: ocultar

2. screen (shield):

screen: proteger

3. screen:

screen (examine): examinar

screen (revise): revisar

4. screen:

screen TV: emitir

screen CINE: proyectar

5. screen (put through a sieve):

screen: cribar

Present
I	edit
you	edit
he/she/it	edits
we	edit
you	edit
they	edit

Past
I	edited
you	edited
he/she/it	edited
we	edited
you	edited
they	edited

Present Perfect
I	have	edited
you	have	edited
he/she/it	has	edited
we	have	edited
you	have	edited
they	have	edited

Past Perfect
I	had	edited
you	had	edited
he/she/it	had	edited
we	had	edited
you	had	edited
they	had	edited

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It was such a manipulative mind game they were playing with all the contestants and the editing.

montrealgazette.com

The critic felt that the new skill games weren't imaginative enough, but conceded that the editing tools are powerful enough to create more robust games.

en.wikipedia.org

It also provides other basic photo editing functions, such as resizing, cropping, and red-eye reduction.

en.wikipedia.org

The funds gathered from the crowdfunding campaign would help with proof-reading, editing, cover design and release costs of the book.

www.digitaljournal.com

Aggressive editing could have shortened the book without loss of substance, and capable copy-editing and proofreading would have produced a much cleaner text.

www.horsetalk.co.nz

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