editor-at-large
noun [ C ] publishing specialized (also editor at large) /ˌed.ɪ.tər.ətˈlɑːdʒ/ /ˌed.ɪ.t̬ɚ.ətˈlɑːrdʒ/ editors-at-large
特约编辑，自由编辑（可自由选择主题为杂志、报纸或网站撰写文章或提出建议的编辑）
someone who writes for a magazine, newspaper or website and has no particular area of responsibility but can write about any subject that interests them, or suggest subjects for other people to write about
I met the European editor-at-large of American Vogue. 我见到了美国《时尚》杂志的欧洲特约编辑。
She is editor at large for Tatler. 她是《尚流》杂志的特约编辑。
He took up an editor-at-large role at Fortune magazine, writing an occasional column and contributing many story ideas. 他在《财富》杂志担任特约编辑一职，偶尔撰写专栏，并提供许多故事创意。
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- He writes both for magazines (he's an editor-at-large at Organic Style) and book publishers.
- I spoke to Dani Kray, editor-at-large for the web site EyeCandy, which spots stylish new stores and products.
- Pam's title is editor at large but she's actually schmoozer-in-chief; she knows everybody, and her incessant networking makes her a fountain of story ideas and scoops.
- Sophie Richards is a hotel review columnist and editor at large of Flights magazine.