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motion-picture film

/ˈməʊʃən ˌpɪktʃə fɪlm/

翻译: 指记录在赛璐珞或类似胶片上的连续影像,用于放映时产生运动错觉的术语。在数字时代该词已基本过时,常被“电影”或“影片”取代。

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/ˈməʊʃən ˌpɪktʃə fɪlm/B1formalart已废弃
  • zh指记录在赛璐珞或类似胶片上的连续影像,用于放映时产生运动错觉的术语。在数字时代该词已基本过时,常被“电影”或“影片”取代。

A historical term for a sequence of images recorded on celluloid or similar material, used to create the illusion of movement when projected. This term is largely outdated in the digital age, having been replaced by 'movie' or 'film'.

  1. Movie or CinemaB1formal

    A sequence of images recorded on film or digital media, shown in a theater or on a screen to tell a story or present a visual experience.

    zh电影

    • The motion-picture film won several awards at the festival.
    • They are producing a new motion-picture film based on the novel.
    • The history of motion-picture film dates back to the late 19th century.