French word

éditorial

Pronunciation

IPA/editoʁjal/

Meaning

  • masculine nouneditorial

Example

Cet éditorial a été lu à la radio.

This editorial was read on the radio.

Illustration for éditorial (editorial)

More examples

Son éditorial a suscité de nombreuses réactions sur les réseaux sociaux.

His editorial sparked many reactions on social media.

Core concept

A publication's official position shaped into a piece of commentary on a public issue.

Common phrases

  • lire un éditorial

    read an editorial

  • publier un éditorial

    publish an editorial

  • réagir à un éditorial

    react to an editorial

Similar words

article: A piece of writing that reports information or events in print or online.
commentaire: A piece of writing that gives personal views or judgments on events or statements.
tribune: A published piece in which a person or group presents its views, often in a newspaper.

Definition in French

Texte d'opinion rédigé par la rédaction d'un journal ou d'un magazine, présentant le point de vue officiel de la publication sur un sujet donné.

Word origin

French borrowed éditorial from English editorial, which ultimately comes from Medieval Latin editorialis, formed from editor, a person responsible for producing text.

Usage tips

  • As a noun, éditorial is masculine, so the usual form is un éditorial rather than une éditorial.

Opposites

  • article d'informationnews articlenoun

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