proofread

Tatoeba kullanıcıları dört İdeal tipik gruba ayrılabilir: okuyucular, yazarlar, çevirmenler ve düzeltmenler. - Tatoeba users can be divided into four ideal-typical groups: readers, authors, translators and proofreaders.

proofreader

hataları bulan

proof

{i} ispat etme

proof

kanıt

Mary'yi öldüren kişinin Tom olduğuna dair bir kanıtım var. - I have proof that Tom is the one who killed Mary.

Onlar böyle bir kanıt bulmadılar. - They found no such proof.

proof

{i} delil

Şimdiye kadar hiçbir delil bulunmadı. - No proof was ever found.

Onun olduğunu inkar etmiyorum ama bir örnek delil sayılmaz. - I'm not denying it happened, but one example can't be called proof.

proof

{i} deneme

Tom benden denemesini tashih etmemi istedi. - Tom asked me to proofread his essay.

Denememi düzeltmek için okuyorum. - I'm proofreading my essay.

proof

{i} prova

proof

{i} kanıtlama

proofreading

Bir metni okuyarak hataları düzeltme

proof

(isim) kanıt, delil, ispat, sağlama, kanıtlama, ispat etme, senet, deneme, prova, alkol derecesi

proof

{s} dayanıklı

Baştan çıkarmaya karşı dayanıklıdır. - He is proof against temptation.

proof

{i} mat. sağlama; ispat, kanıtlanım

{i} alkol derecesi

{i} matb. prova

matbaa provasını düzelten kimse

proofreader

{i} musahhih [dakt.]

proofreader

{i} düzeltici

Bunun bir düzelticiye ihtiyacı var. - This needs a proofreader.

proofreader

{i} düzeltici [dakt.]

{i} düzeltme

Ben düzeltme işini üstlendim. - I took on the job of proofreading.

Denememi düzeltmek için okuyorum. - I'm proofreading my essay.

English - English

Definition of proofread in English English dictionary: To check a written text for errors in spelling and grammar; read for errors; "I should proofread my manuscripts"; When someone proofreads something such as a book or an article, they read it before it is published in order to find and mark mistakes that need to be corrected. I didn't even have the chance to proofread my own report. to read through something that is written or printed in order to correct any mistakes in it; read for errors; "I should proofread my manuscripts; To check for spelling and grammar errors; {f} read and mark mistakes; correct, edit, check for errors
proofreader: A person whose occupation is to proofread
proofreading: The act or process by which a document is proofread
To proofread: proof
proofreader: person either employed in a publishing house or as a freelancer to read text proofs and ensure accuracy of typesetting
proofreader: A person who proofreads
proofreader: someone who checks proofs for accuracy, usually against the copy edited manuscript rejig or rearranging the copy
proofreader: Checks the manuscript to make certain that the copy is correct and verified before final printing
proofreader: Checks proofs and manuscripts for typographical, grammatical, print and illustration inaccuracies Checks executives and department heads on questions of authenticity, correctness, etc Must be intelligent, alert, tactful and a good grammarian Salaries for "Proofreader/Copy Editor" are included under this job title
proofreader: The person who reviews the proofs for errors before it goes to press
proofreader: {i} one who reads and corrects errors, one who checks for mistakes
proofreader: someone who reads proof in order to find errors and mark corrections
proofreading: close reading of the work
proofreading: Careful and detailed reading of copy to identify and correct typographical mistakes
proofreading: {i} reading and correcting errors, editing, checking for mistakes
proofreading: Proofreading means a final, careful check on a document It may include comparing the document with earlier versions to make sure certain corrections have been made, and it always involves finding spelling, grammar and formatting errors Estimated pace of work: 3 to 10 manuscript pages per hour Fees: $50 to $75 per hour
proofreading: The correction of errors in the nucleotide sequence that can occur during replication, transcription, or translation
proofreading: present participle of proofread
proofreading: The process of carefully reviewing a proof copy for any needed corrections
proofreading: Orally reciting, word by word, line by line, and page by page to reduce copy errors An example of a line not proofread is: It has not be shown that the (been)
proofreading: Proofreading is when you read your written piece over again, to make sure you have correct punctuation marks, capital letters, spelling, and grammar
proofreading: Checking a manuscript for typographical errors (Also see copy editing )
proofreading: a stage of the writing process: carefully re-reading the final draft, checking each word and punctuation mark for errorsa stage of the writing process: carefully re-reading the final draft, checking each word and punctuation mark for errors
proofreading: Reading proofs of edited manuscript Galley proofing may include incorporating and/or exercising discretion on author's alterations; flagging locations of art and page references; verifying computer codes Page proofing may include checking adherence to mock-up (rough paste-up), accuracy of running heads, folios, and changes made to type in mock-up, checking page breaks and location of art, and inserting page numbers to table of contents and cross-references if necessary May also include checking vandykes and colour mats (press proofs)
proofreads: third-person singular of proofread