editorship

基本解释

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》（Times）的編輯職位後，他馬上發現自己與Murdoch的主琯們是死對頭。
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.
一些人認爲如果你用他在做編輯時所用的方法擡高這本襍志的價格，那麽你的東西一樣有可能會進博物館。

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.