英语词汇censor的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

censor

noun [ C ] uk/ˈsen.sər/ us/ˈsen.sɚ/

（书籍、电影等的）审查员，审查官；（尤指战时或监狱中私人书信的）检查员

a person responsible for examining books, films, works of art, or communications, and deciding whether to prevent parts or the whole of them from being seen or made available to the public because they are considered to be offensive or harmful, or because they contain information that someone wishes to keep secret, often for political reasons

Military censors prevented the publication of some details.

a government censor

Game censors refused to give the new video game a classification.
Early in his career the director fell foul of government censors.
I can imagine that what he said will cause outrage but we do not want to act as censors.
Censors include automatic filters that block posts containing sensitive keywords.
Religion sometimes plays the role of censor to the urgings of our subconscious.

censor

verb [ T ] uk/ˈsen.sər/ us/ˈsen.sɚ/

审查（对书，电影等进行删改，以筛除当中冒犯粗劣的内容，也指对战时或监狱中私人书信的检查，删除其中不当的部分）

to prevent part or the whole of a book, film, work of art, document, or other kind of communication from being seen or made available to the public, because it is considered to be offensive or harmful, or because it contains information that someone wishes to keep secret, often for political reasons

The book was heavily censored when first published. 这本书首次出版时经过了严格的审查。

Is it possible to censor the internet?

The editors censored my comments that were critical of the press.
He objected to the list of websites being censored.
Officials deny they are censoring the news media.
If offensive language is used, the post may be removed or censored.
He believes rap should be a way to express yourself without having to censor yourself.

词汇	censor
释义	censor noun [ C ] uk/ˈsen.sər/ us/ˈsen.sɚ/ （书籍、电影等的）审查员，审查官；（尤指战时或监狱中私人书信的）检查员 a person responsible for examining books, films, works of art, or communications, and deciding whether to prevent parts or the whole of them from being seen or made available to the public because they are considered to be offensive or harmful, or because they contain information that someone wishes to keep secret, often for political reasons Military censors prevented the publication of some details. a government censor 更多例句 Game censors refused to give the new video game a classification. Early in his career the director fell foul of government censors. I can imagine that what he said will cause outrage but we do not want to act as censors. Censors include automatic filters that block posts containing sensitive keywords. Religion sometimes plays the role of censor to the urgings of our subconscious. censor verb [ T ] uk/ˈsen.sər/ us/ˈsen.sɚ/ 审查（对书，电影等进行删改，以筛除当中冒犯粗劣的内容，也指对战时或监狱中私人书信的检查，删除其中不当的部分） to prevent part or the whole of a book, film, work of art, document, or other kind of communication from being seen or made available to the public, because it is considered to be offensive or harmful, or because it contains information that someone wishes to keep secret, often for political reasons The book was heavily censored when first published. 这本书首次出版时经过了严格的审查。 Is it possible to censor the internet? 更多例句 The editors censored my comments that were critical of the press. He objected to the list of websites being censored. Officials deny they are censoring the news media. If offensive language is used, the post may be removed or censored. He believes rap should be a way to express yourself without having to censor yourself.
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