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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary au·thor·ship DATE 1710 1. the profession of writing 2. the source (as the author) of a piece of writing, music, or art 3. the state or act of writing, creating, or causing English Etymology authorship c.1500, "the function of being a writer," from author + -ship. Meaning "literary origin" is attested from 1825. Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7 authorship author·ship / 5C:WEFip; NAmE 5C:WErFip / noun[U] 1. the identity of the person who wrote sth, especially a book (尤指书的)作者,作者身分: The authorship of the poem is unknown. 这首诗的作者不详。 2. the activity or fact of writing a book 写作；着述 Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged au·thor·ship \ˈȯthə(r)ˌship\ noun (-s) 1. a. : the profession of writing (as books, stories, or articles) b. : the function or dignity of an author 2. a. : the origin of a literary production < the disputed authorship of the miracle plays > b. : the state or act of creating or causing : instigation < the authorship of a crime > |
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