監かん修しゅう者しゃ

noun

supervising editor; editor-in-chief

Refers to the person who oversees and takes responsibility for the editorial content of a publication, such as a dictionary, encyclopedia, or textbook. Often distinguished from the actual writers or compilers.

• この辞じ書しょの監かん修しゅう者しゃは著ちょ名めいな言げん語ご学がく者しゃです。

  The supervising editor of this dictionary is a renowned linguist.

• 監かん修しゅう者しゃの名な前まえが本ほんの奥おく付づけに載のっている。

  The name of the editor-in-chief is listed in the colophon of the book.