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

to weave or plait together materials like bamboo or rattan to make an object

The main person responsible for planning and overseeing the publication of a newspaper, magazine, or book; chief compiler.

To assign a serial number to something according to a specific order

To rewrite an original work into a different form or for a different medium

to write or compose a literary work, such as a script or a story

To arrange or lay out according to a specific order; to sequence items or text.

playwright; screenwriter; person who writes dramatic scripts or scenarios

To translate into another language and edit for publication; to work as a translator-editor.

To convert information, numbers, or text into a specific code or signal according to a set of rules; to encrypt.

To invent something from imagination, such as a lie, excuse, or fictional story; to concoct or make up

to weave, knit, plait, or braid fibers or strips into a fabric or item

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

zip code or postal code; a short form of [[邮政编码|郵政編碼|you2 zheng4 bian1 ma3]]

(computing) to write code or create programs for a computer; programming

To write the script and direct the performance of a play, film, or dance.

the editor responsible for overseeing and finalising a specific text or manuscript

person in charge of editing books, newspapers, or magazines

editor; compiler; a person who writes or engages in editing work

Commentary or explanation written by an editor regarding an article or news item, usually placed before the main text or under the title.

To organize people or things into a team, unit, or column

chief editor of a newspaper or publisher; the person in charge of editing books and periodicals

postal code; zip code; series of numbers assigned by the post office to represent different delivery areas

to collect and edit materials or articles into a book or document; to aggregate data for publication

to compile or edit large-scale works such as encyclopedias, dictionaries, or multi-volume sets based on extensive data

to write, compile, or edit something recently or for a second time

to arrange or combine people, vehicles, or items into specific units or groups for a particular purpose

to compile and write; to edit and compose

to recklessly concoct; to fabricate (a story, an excuse, etc.)

to write or compile a book by organizing and editing existing materials; to author a work based on research and collection

To be part of the official permanent staff within a government or institutional system, such as the Chinese [[编制|編製|bian1 zhi4]] system; having full benefits and job security

to reorganize or regroup a military unit or an organization

to include in a list, budget, or program; to enroll, enlist, or assign someone into a group, organization, or military unit

to gather news or information and edit it for publication or broadcast

a bag or sack made of woven material, typically plastic fibers

to compile and print; to edit and publish

(bound form) abbreviation for [[编辑委员|編輯委員|bian1 ji2 wei3 yuan2]], a member of an editorial board; person responsible for setting editorial policy and finalizing publications

to take over and reorganize an outside group, especially to incorporate defeated or surrendered enemy troops into one's own forces

An organizational group responsible for the content and policy of publications like books or magazines; abbreviation of [[编辑委员会|編輯委員會|bian1 ji2 wei3 yuan2 hui4]].

To edit and release or publish something, such as news or a manuscript

To put together or form into a unit; to organize into a group or system

To select and edit excerpts from a text; to compile a digest or selection of information.

To select articles, documents, or data and edit them into a collection or book

able to be programmed

editor; a computer program or software for editing digital content

History books or chronicles arranged in chronological order.

Refers to personnel or numbers that are outside the official headcount or authorized establishment of an organization; often used to describe auxiliary or temporary staff

To exceed the authorized size or number of personnel in an organization; to have more staff than allowed by the official headcount.

To edit and review materials such as books, scripts, or textbooks for publication or production.