English–Chinese
“editor-in-chief” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinzhǔ biān
Example
这期杂志的主编写了序言。zhè qī zá zhì de zhǔ biān xiě le xù yán
The editor-in-chief of this issue of the magazine wrote the preface.
How to say “editor-in-chief” in Chinese
“Editor-in-chief” in Chinese is 主编 (zhǔ biān).
The captain of a publication's editorial team, shaping its content and deciding what is ready for release.
Example sentences with 主编
杂志主编审稿很严格。zá zhì zhǔ biān shén gǎo hěn yán gé
The magazine's editor-in-chief reviews manuscripts very strictly.
Tips for using 主编
- A byline or masthead can show this role even when the person has not written the article beside the name, so authorship and editorial authority stay separate.