censor
censurar
definition
verb
my mail was being censored
examine (a book, movie, etc.) officially and suppress unacceptable parts of it.
noun
It has caused widespread global controversy, stretching from Catholic groups in Europe and America, to a number of states in India that have also banned the film despite federal censors clearing it for release.
an official who examines material that is about to be released, such as books, movies, news, and art, and suppresses any parts that are considered obscene, politically unacceptable, or a threat to security.
In most cases, a censor and a chiliarch or centurion from the Imperial Guard were ordered to jointly oversee campaigns to apprehend brigands.
(in ancient Rome) either of two magistrates who held censuses and supervised public morals.
translation of 'censor'
verb
controlar,
censurar
noun
control,
crítico,
censor
example
Though everyone knew Carthaginian figs were a successful transplant to Italy; Cato the 'censor' grew them in his garden
As a serious cinematic dramatisation of an event that goes to the core of belief of many people in Ireland, this film will have a particular resonance and is likely to be of interest to a wide audience, the film 'censor' 's office stated.
The magistracy continued to be controlled by patricians until 351 BC, when Gaius Marcius Rutilus was appointed the first plebeian 'censor' .
In most cases, a 'censor' and a chiliarch or centurion from the Imperial Guard were ordered to jointly oversee campaigns to apprehend brigands.
I don't edit or 'censor' material to suit my purposes, ever.
Moreover, if dreams were all expressions of repressed infantile impulses, which found an indirect way past the 'censor' , one would expect that the proportion of sleep spent in dreaming would increase with age.
Kelleher was appointed official film 'censor' in 2003 and today he divides his time between Dublin and west Cork, where he lives with his wife and two children.
During this period, the Ontario Board of Censors was known to be the most liberal of all the provincial boards, and O.J. Silverthorne was the most respected film 'censor' in Canada.
The superego, originating in the child through an identification with parents, and in response to social pressures, functions as an internal 'censor' to repress the urges of the id.
The goal of Freudian dream interpretation is to undo the work of the 'censor' .
Such sentiments of animosity towards the church, the teaching establishment and tradition were excuse enough for the 'censors' to ban the film in its entirety.
That is 'censorship' at its worst, when it interferes with the workings of democracy.
Kent says High suffered 'censorial' woes because of the shift in thinking at the time.
Films are 'censored' for a number of reasons: sex, violence or bad language.
In most accounts, the story of how The Man with the Golden Arm was 'censored' is a simple one.
The sinister fact about literary 'censorship' in England is that it is largely voluntary.
The 'censorship' of that time rapidly fell into disrepute and disuse and the populace all got back to business as usual.
Like that case, the Schneider controversy isn't really about artistic 'censorship' .
It all comes down to 'censorship' and that is something that is not tolerated around this campus.
As long as the State 'censors' films, a handful of individuals, acting on behalf of the State, will be seeing and deciding what we can see.
He was a rebellious writer whose books were 'censored' for years, and that in itself was meaningful for me.
Film and television is probably the most hotly debated media which is subject to 'censorship' .
If the system had been in place all Stewart's mail would have been 'censored' .
Avary remains unrepentant, however, despite having to send the film back to the 'censors' four times.
If you're thinking of going to the cinema this weekend, the film 'censors' have been busy trying to help you to decide what to watch.
In The New Yorker, she actually called these six hours of chic ‘fearless,’ as if the film had defied the 'censors' of a police state.
I would emphasise that this is not an argument for prohibitory laws or legally enforced 'censorship' .
Well, thank you very much, but I don't really want to see images like the ones described anyway, therefore in these circumstances the film 'censors' are right.
On any other subject than this I would vehemently argue against the 'censorship' of the web.
I mean I've been censored more in the United States than I've been 'censored' anywhere.
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