celluloid

• يشير إلى ما يتعلق بالسينما أو صناعة الأفلام، أو إلى المادة البلاستيكية التي كانت تُستخدم في صناعة الأفلام الفوتوغرافية القديمة.

Relating to the cinema or film industry; derived from the plastic material used for early photographic film.

1. Artificial or film-likeC1informal

   Resembling or characteristic of the artificial, glamorous, or exaggerated world portrayed in movies.

   سينمائي أو مصطنع

   • The celebrity's life seemed celluloid, full of staged moments and perfect lighting.
   • The politician's smile had a celluloid quality, as if he were acting in a movie.
   • Their relationship felt celluloid, too dramatic and polished to be real.

   المرادفاتcinematicglamoroushollywoodscreentheatricalunreal

   الأضدادactualauthenticgenuinelifelikenaturalrealrealisticsincere

• مادة لدائنية حرارية سريعة الاشتعال تُصنع من نترات السليلوز والكافور، استُخدمت تاريخيًا في الأفلام الفوتوغرافية والسينمائية، وتُطلق مجازًا على صناعة السينما نفسها.

A noun referring to a highly flammable thermoplastic material made from cellulose nitrate and camphor, historically used in photographic film and motion pictures, and by extension, the film industry itself.

غير معدود

1. Flammable plastic materialC1formaltechnical

   A highly flammable substance made from cellulose nitrate and camphor, historically used in motion-picture and X-ray film.

   مادة بلاستيكية قابلة للاشتعال

   • Early film reels were made of celluloid, which posed a serious fire risk.
   • The invention of celluloid revolutionized the photography industry.
   • Celluloid was gradually replaced by safer, nonflammable thermoplastics.

2. Film industry mediumB2informalart

   A medium that disseminates moving pictures; the film industry or cinema.

   السينما

   • The story was brought to life on celluloid by a famous director.
   • Many classic novels have been adapted for celluloid.
   • He dreamed of seeing his script immortalized on celluloid.

   المرادفاتcinemafilmscreensilver screen