redactions
redactions — 名詞
- redactionssingular
- redactionsesplural
1. the act of covering up or cutting out sensitive parts of a document before it is
刪節
隱去文件中敏感資訊的處理或結果
the act of covering up or cutting out sensitive parts of a document before it is released publicly; also, the document after those parts have been removed
The lawyer gave Emre a contract filled with heavy black redactions.
律師交給 Emre 一份滿是厚重黑色刪節的合約。
collocation: heavy black redactions
Nkechi asked the court to review the redactions in the government report.
Nkechi 請求法院審查政府報告中的刪節內容。
formal register: court context
Government redactions hid the names of every witness in the report.
政府的刪節隱去了報告中所有證人的姓名。
subject-verb: redactions hid [information]
Liam stared at the page, unable to read anything beneath the redactions.
Liam 盯著頁面,刪節底下什麼也看不見。
The newspaper published the document with redactions covering all financial figures.
報社刊登了文件,財務數字全部被刪節遮住。
- heavy redactions
- black redactions
- apply redactions
- full of redactions
- censorship
broader; covers the suppression of ideas, speech, or media, not just document editing
- expurgation
more literary; removing offensive or morally objectionable parts from a text
- deletion
general term for removing content; does not imply sensitivity or public release
- disclosure
making information available rather than hiding it
常見錯誤
同根字
- redact動詞C1
- redactor名詞C2
- redactional形容詞C2