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film

/fɪlm/

Traduction: Nom désignant une œuvre cinématographique, ou une fine couche d'une substance., Verbe désignant le processus de capture d'images en mouvement sur un support d'enregistrement, comme au cinéma ou en vidéo.

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noun

/fɪlm/A1formalart
  • frNom désignant une œuvre cinématographique, ou une fine couche d'une substance.

A noun referring to a motion picture or movie, or a thin layer or coating of a substance.

  1. Motion pictureA1formal

    A story or event recorded by a camera as a set of moving images and shown in a cinema or on television.

    frFilm (œuvre cinématographique)

    • We watched a great film last night.
    • The film won several awards at the festival.
    • She is a famous actress who has starred in many films.

    Synonymesfeatureflickmotion picturemoviepictureshow

  2. Thin layerB1formal

    A thin covering or coating of a substance on a surface.

    frCouche mince

    • A thin film of oil covered the water.
    • The window had a film of dust on it.
    • The camera lens was protected by a plastic film.

    Synonymescoatcoatingcoveringlayermembranesheetskin

  3. Photographic materialB1formal

    A strip of transparent material coated with light-sensitive emulsion used for taking photographs.

    frfilm photographique

    • He loaded a new roll of film into the camera.
    • The photographer developed the film in a darkroom.
    • Old film cameras are becoming popular again.

    Synonymescelluloidphotographic filmstock

Formes
  • films plural form
  • films' possessive plural form
  • film's possessive singular form
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verb

/fɪlm/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant le processus de capture d'images en mouvement sur un support d'enregistrement, comme au cinéma ou en vidéo.

A verb used to indicate the act of capturing moving images on a recording medium, such as a movie or video.

  1. Record on video or filmA2formal

    To capture moving images using a camera, typically for a movie, documentary, or video.

    frfilmer

    • They filmed the entire wedding ceremony.
    • The director is filming a new documentary about climate change.
    • She filmed her vacation adventures with a GoPro.

    Synonymescapturerecordshoottapevideovideotape

  2. Make a movieB1formal

    To produce or direct a motion picture.

    frtourner un film

    • The studio is filming a sequel to the popular franchise.
    • He filmed his first feature film on a small budget.
    • They are filming on location in New Zealand.

    Synonymescapturerecordshoottapevideotape

  3. Cover with a thin layerB2formal

    To become covered with a thin layer of something, like dust or oil.

    frSe recouvrir d'un film

    • The windows filmed over with condensation.
    • Her eyes filmed with tears during the emotional scene.
    • The surface of the water filmed with a thin layer of oil.

    Synonymescoatcoverglazelayeroverlay

Formes
  • filmed past participle
  • filmed past simple
  • filming present participle
  • films third person singular

Variantes phrasalfilm over

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