byline — a line in a newspaper or magazine naming the writer of an article
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a line in a newspaper or magazine naming the writer of an article
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbaɪlaɪn/
Korean meaning: 신문이나 잡지에서 기사를 쓴 기자의 이름을 표시하는 줄
Korean pronunciation: **바이**라인
Example Sentences
- The intern was so excited about his first byline that he bought ten copies of the newspaper.
- The editor decided to remove the byline after discovering the article was plagiarized.
- She dreamed of seeing her byline in The New York Times since she was a child.
byline
NOUN//ˈbaɪlaɪn//
a line in a newspaper or magazine naming the writer of an article
The editor points to the reporter's byline under the headline
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Origin
First used in 1926, formed by combining 'by' (indicating agency or authorship) with 'line' (a row of text). The term literally means 'the line showing who the article is written by.'
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“The intern was so excited about his first byline that he bought ten copies of the newspaper.”
“The editor decided to remove the byline after discovering the article was plagiarized.”
“She dreamed of seeing her byline in The New York Times since she was a child.”
“The celebrity ghost writer finally got a byline after writing anonymously for years.”
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