redact — to remove or hide sensitive information from a document before publication
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to remove or hide sensitive information from a document before publication
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈdækt/
Korean meaning: 문서에서 민감한 정보를 삭제하거나 가리다, 편집하다
Korean pronunciation: 리**댁**트
Example Sentences
- The spy novel was so heavily redacted that it looked like a zebra crossed with a crossword puzzle.
- Before releasing the emails, the company had to redact all customer information.
- The student tried to redact his embarrassing diary entries, but his mom had already read them.
redact
VERB//rɪˈdækt//
to remove or hide sensitive information from a document before publication
to remove or hide sensitive information from a document before publication
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Redact the contract, but they extract the fact
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Origin
라틴어 'redactus'에서 유래했으며, '다시 돌아가다, 되돌리다'라는 의미의 'redigere'의 과거분사형입니다. 원래는 '편집하다'는 넓은 의미였지만, 현대에는 주로 '민감한 정보를 삭제하다'는 의미로 사용됩니다.
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“The spy novel was so heavily redacted that it looked like a zebra crossed with a crossword puzzle.”
“Before releasing the emails, the company had to redact all customer information.”
“The student tried to redact his embarrassing diary entries, but his mom had already read them.”
“The lawyer carefully redacted the witness's name from the court documents.”
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