Translations for „re-edit“ in the English » German Dictionary

re-edit [ˌri:ˈedɪt] VB trans

to re-edit sth

etw überarbeitet herausgeben

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English

Non-linear allowed us to re-edit or change stories with a click of a mouse.

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The album version is a slight re-edit of the single, with part of the original middle eight moved to the end of the track.

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This caused a massive re-edit of the movie.

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The new edition of the book has had the text remastered, with a slight re-edit, and a reworked and expanded index, with more detail included.

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We edit constantly, and we re-edit constantly, and we rewrite constantly.

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There's no doubt that the project was daunting: to collect our best-loved recipes from the past 30 years, organize and re-edit them.

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Well, not so much shelve, but heavily re-edit it.

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In fact his version was a re-edit of the original mix.

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But instead of carrying on the way she does, she was moved to re-edit some pictures she knew were a false representation of her life.

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We similarly edit and re-edit past truths about our conflict, depending on developing circumstances, differing contexts, and new facts.

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