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co·ed·it  (k-dt)
tr.v. co·ed·it·ed, co·ed·it·ing, co·ed·its
To edit (a print publication or a film) jointly with another or others.
co·edi·tor n.
coedit [kəʊˈɛdɪt]
vb
(Communication Arts / Journalism & Publishing) (tr) to edit (a book, newspaper, etc.) jointly
coeditor  n
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coedit
vt book → mit herausgeben
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