editorship

基本解釋

Within a year, I took over the editorship, and I secured the promotional music drip.
不到一年我接過了編輯的位置，我更是把推廣唱片這塊捂得滴水不漏。
Persuaded to take up the editorship of the Times, he soon found himself butting heads with Murdoch executives.
被勸說接受《泰晤士報(bào)》（Times）的編輯職位后，他馬上發(fā)現(xiàn)自己與Murdoch的主管們是死對(duì)頭。
Some argued that if you raised the price of the magazine in the way that he had done during his editorship then you also risked becoming a museum piece.
一些人認(rèn)為如果你用他在做編輯時(shí)所用的方法抬高這本雜志的價(jià)格，那么你的東西一樣有可能會(huì)進(jìn)博物館。

Abramson does not remember this proposal but recalls being offered the editorship of the weekly Book Review.
NEWYORKER: Changing Times
Abramson says that her editorship will be marked by more investigative reporting, attention to politics, cultural coverage, and searching for the story behind the public-relations announcement.
NEWYORKER: Changing Times

The editorship of a newspaper or magazine is the position of its editor, or his or her work as its editor.