Edit out Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To remove a part of something, like text, audio, or video, during the editing process so it is not included in the final version.
Usage & Nuances
'Edit out' is phrasal and informal; often used for removing mistakes, unwanted scenes, or sensitive material in editing films, audio, or documents. Common collocations: 'edit out a scene', 'edit out mistakes'. Not the same as 'edit', which just means to make changes.
Example Sentences
The director will edit out the boring parts of the movie.
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Can you edit out the mistake in my video?
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If something sounds awkward, just edit it out before publishing.
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They had to edit out several jokes that didn't land well with audiences.
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You can always edit out any part you regret later.
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They decided to edit out the loud noise from the recording.
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