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edit (something) out of (something)

To remove something unwanted or unnecessary from something, often a text or film/video, while editing it. A noun or pronoun can be used between "edit" and "out." You should edit this paragraph out of your essay because it doesn’t make much sense. Don't worry, we'll edit that line out of the final version.

edit in

To add something to something, such as a text or film/video, while editing it. The transition between these two sections just didn't make sense to me, so I edited in an extra paragraph.

edit something out of something

and edit something out

to strike out words or sentences from something that is going to be published; to cut out textual material in the editing process. She edited the foul language out of the essay. Frank edited out the misspelled words.

edit in

To insert something during the course of editing: The sound mixer edited in the soundtrack after the video was shot. Before the show was aired, an additional scene was edited in.

edit out

To delete something during the course of editing: To shorten the film, they decided to edit out one musical number from each scene. The censor insisted that the author edit the controversial paragraph out.

词组	edit
释义	phraseedit[edited, edited, editing] edit out edit out sth • *edit sth* out to remove part of a film, programme, book etc before it is shown or printed, for example in order to make it shorter or avoid offending people: Large parts of the interview were edited out before it was shown on TV.+ of Several offensive passages had been edited out of the book.■ SIMILAR TO: cut eff off Eff off is another way of saying fuck off. Fuck off is extremely rude and offensive. eff off!** BrE spoken informal used to tell someone very rudely to go away: Just eff off, will you, and leave me alone! Why don't you tell him to eff off?■ SIMILAR TO: fuck off! taboo spoken, piss off spoken informal edit (something) out of (something) To remove something unwanted or unnecessary from something, often a text or film/video, while editing it. A noun or pronoun can be used between "edit" and "out." You should edit this paragraph out of your essay because it doesn’t make much sense. Don't worry, we'll edit that line out of the final version. edit in To add something to something, such as a text or film/video, while editing it. The transition between these two sections just didn't make sense to me, so I edited in an extra paragraph. edit something out of something and edit something out to strike out words or sentences from something that is going to be published; to cut out textual material in the editing process. She edited the foul language out of the essay. Frank edited out the misspelled words. edit in v. To insert something during the course of editing: The sound mixer edited in the soundtrack after the video was shot. Before the show was aired, an additional scene was edited in. edit out v. To delete something during the course of editing: To shorten the film, they decided to edit out one musical number from each scene. The censor insisted that the author edit the controversial paragraph out.
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