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editorialise

/ˌed.ɪˈtɔː.ri.ə.laɪz/

Traduction: Exprimer des opinions ou des points de vue personnels, en particulier dans un contexte où l'on attend un traitement objectif ou factuel de l'information, souvent utilisé en journalisme.

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verb

/ˌed.ɪˈtɔː.ri.ə.laɪz/C2formalbritish
  • frExprimer des opinions ou des points de vue personnels, en particulier dans un contexte où l'on attend un traitement objectif ou factuel de l'information, souvent utilisé en journalisme.

A verb meaning to express opinions or personal views, especially in a context where objective reporting is expected, often used in journalism.

  1. Insert personal opinionsC1formalbritish

    To include personal opinions or subjective viewpoints in a statement that is meant to be objective or factual.

    frInsérer des opinions personnelles

    • The journalist was accused of editorialising in her news report.
    • He tried to editorialise his scientific paper by adding his own thoughts.
    • The report would be stronger if you didn't editorialise the findings.
    • She warned the interns not to editorialise in the meeting minutes.

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Formes
  • editorialised past participle
  • editorialised past simple
  • editorialising present participle
  • editorialises third person singular