1. 1遮蔽、塗黑(機密內容);也可指被塗黑的那一處。學術上另指文本的「編訂本、修訂版」。

    The noun for that act of blacking out: going through an official document before publication and removing or covering the parts that must stay secret. It works two ways.

    The noun for that act of blacking out那個「塗黑」動作的名詞: going through an official document before publication在正式文件發表前逐一檢查, and並 removing or covering the parts that must stay secret把必須保密的部分移除或遮蓋起來。It它 works two ways有兩種用法。

    As a general idea it is uncountable — 'the redaction of the files took three weeks'. But it is also countable, meaning one particular blacked-out piece: 'there were redactions on almost every page', 'a redaction covering three lines'. That countable use is common in news reports about leaked or released documents.

    As a general idea當作一個籠統的概念時 it它 is uncountable是不可數名詞 — 'the redaction of the files took three weeks'「the redaction of the files took three weeks」(這些檔案的塗黑作業花了三週)。But但 it它 is also countable也可以是可數名詞, meaning指的是 one particular blacked-out piece某一處具體被塗黑的地方: 'there were redactions on almost every page'「there were redactions on almost every page」(幾乎每一頁都有塗黑處), 'a redaction covering three lines'「a redaction covering three lines」(一處蓋住三行的塗黑)。That countable use這種可數用法 is common常見 in news reports about leaked or released documents在關於外洩或公開文件的新聞報導裡。

    Like the verb, it belongs to law, government and journalism rather than daily talk. It carries the same older scholarly meaning too: a redaction of a text is a version that someone has edited and put into final shape, and people who study ancient writings talk about the different redactions of a manuscript.

    Like the verb跟動詞一樣, it它 belongs to law, government and journalism屬於法律、政府和新聞界的用語, rather than而不是 daily talk日常對話。It它 carries the same older scholarly meaning too也帶有同樣古老的學術意義: a redaction of a text一份文本的redaction is a version that someone has edited and put into final shape是someone某人has edited編輯過並put into final shape定稿的a version版本, and而 people who study ancient writings研究古代文獻的人 talk about the different redactions of a manuscript會談論一份手稿的不同redactions(修訂版本)。

core核心畫面

組成From French rédaction or New Latin redactiō, from Latin redigō 'to lead back, collect, reduce to a certain state', from red- 'back' + agō 'to put in motion, to drive'. Looked at as English, it is simply redact + -ion, the ending that turns a verb into the name of its action.

同家族的字

  • redactthe verb this noun is built from
  • reactshares Latin re- + agō, the same root that gives redigō

原始詞典資料3 筆記錄

以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,摘錄並精簡格式,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。

redactionnoun/ɹəˈdækʃən/

  • 1

    An edited or censored version of a document; a product resulting from the process of editing or censoring.

    • The government supplied only the redaction to the reporters; the original was kept secret.
    • The content of this codex is a redaction of information from various earlier works. [≈ edited selection]
  • 2

    The change or changes made while editing.

  • 3

    The process of editing or censoring.

    • The Expense Claims made by Members of Parliament must be subject to redaction before publication under the Freedom of Information Act. [≈ censoring]

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