an editor or compiler; also refers to a specific professional title in the publishing or news industries

A collection of music recordings or audio tracks released as a single item.

logic; the science of the laws and forms of thought

department responsible for editing at a publishing house, newspaper, magazine, radio station, or television station; newsroom

To select, cut, and rearrange raw film, video, or audio footage into a finished work; also used for rearranging photos or clippings into a new layout.

person in charge of editing books, newspapers, or magazines

special collection, compilation, or issue of a periodical, publication, or audio-visual media focused on a specific theme or event

the mental activity of reflecting the essence of things through abstract concepts, judgments, and reasoning according to fixed rules

The quality of being consistent with the laws of objective things or the laws of human thought; logical coherence.

logic; the science of the forms and laws of thought, used to distinguish correct from incorrect reasoning

editor; a computer program or software for editing digital content

To pick out and edit together writings, songs, or other materials.

A branch of logic that studies the forms of thought, such as concepts, judgments, and reasoning, and the laws of thought like the law of identity and the law of contradiction.

to collect and compile materials or works into a book; to edit and record

A branch of mathematics that uses symbols and mathematical methods to study logic; also called [[符号逻辑|符號邏輯|fu2 hao4 luo2 ji5]].

to compile essential information; a summary or abstract of important points (often used in book titles or document headings)

an operation where the inputs and results are single digits, such as Boolean operations, comparisons, or shifts; bitwise shifts

A person who works in editing; someone who organizes or processes manuscripts, web pages, or other materials.

a person who works as a professional editor or compiler

symbolic logic; a branch of mathematics and logic that uses symbols and mathematical methods to represent formal logic

to be illogical; describing an argument or reasoning that is flawed or inconsistent with logic

(of a musician) to release a music album or recording

a collection of songs or works by various artists or from different sources released together

a collection of images displayed together; a slide show or photo gallery, common on websites and in digital media

to help people settle down and live in peace; to restore order and harmony

Recovered Compilation of the Song Institutional History, an extensive collection of administrative records from the Song Dynasty compiled from surviving fragments in the Yongle Encyclopedia during the Qing Dynasty

software program used for creating and editing plain text files

A form of logic used in computing where values can be any number between 0 and 1 rather than just true or false

to collate; to arrange and edit texts or opinions

editor of a scientific journal, publication, or section of a news outlet

(literary) to edit and compile; to collect and arrange materials into a piece of writing

a person who manages the editing and publishing of printed materials

a member of an editorial committee or board responsible for reviewing content and setting policy

a group of people who determine the content and policy of a publication such as a book, magazine, or academic journal

A place where editorial work is carried out; newsroom; editing room

The practice of designing layouts for publications such as newspapers, magazines, and books, including the selection of paper, illustrations, and typography.

A person whose job is to update and maintain the images and text for a website

the profession or person responsible for editing content on the internet

an editor responsible for layout, graphics, and visual design in publishing; graphic designer; art director

(literary) to collect and edit; to compile

A branch of logic dealing with terms and categories; specifically the traditional Aristotelian system of logic.

the process of editing a source text before it is translated, often to improve the accuracy of machine translation; pre-translation editing

The process of a human translator reviewing and correcting machine-translated text; post-translation editing

the editor responsible for reviewing and processing a specific manuscript; copy editor or executive editor

to gather, compile, or edit writings and materials that have been scattered and lost over time

tranquil and friendly; in a state of harmony

peaceful and harmonious; used to describe a state of stability and unity among a group of people

(literary) the sound of rustling or soft movement