Editorship is the top job at a newspaper or a magazine: you are the editor, the person who decides what goes in and who is in charge of the writers. People also use it for the stretch of time someone held that job — 'during her editorship' means 'in the years when she was the editor.' It is a rather formal word.

Editorship主編職位 is是 the top job at a newspaper or a magazine報紙或雜誌裡最高的職位: you are the editor你就是主編, the person who decides what goes in決定內容放什麼的人 and和 who is in charge of the writers負責管理寫作的人。People也 use it for用它來說 the stretch of time someone held that job某人擔任這個職位的那段時間 — 'during her editorship''during her editorship'（她擔任主編期間） means意思是 'in the years when she was the editor.'「在她擔任主編的那些年」。It is這 a rather formal word是個相當正式的詞。

You meet it in news, in books about journalism, and in polite notices when someone takes the job or leaves it. Though actually, it is not only paper and ink; a journal, a website, even a radio programme can have an editorship.

You meet it你會看到這個詞 in news在新聞裡, in books about journalism談新聞工作的書裡, and還有 in polite notices禮貌通知裡 when someone takes the job or leaves it某人上任或卸任時。Though actually不過, it is not only它不只限於 paper and ink紙本和油墨; a journal期刊, a website網站, even甚至 a radio programme廣播節目 can have an editorship都可以有主編職位。

What it does not mean is the everyday work of fixing commas and cutting lines. That is just editing. Editorship names the position, or the period, not the scissors.

What it does not mean is它不代表的是 the everyday work of fixing commas and cutting lines日常那種修改逗號、刪句子的工作。That is just那只是 editingediting（編輯工作）。Editorship主編職位這個詞 names指的是 the position職位, or the period或是那段時間, not不是 the scissors那把剪刀。