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кинотеатр, где фильм идёт без перерываEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > continuous performance cinema
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['sɪnɪmə]n1) кино, кинематография, кинематографThe cinema loses to TV. — Кинематограф уступает телевидению.
- silent cinema- amateur cinema
- expanded cinema
- drive-in cinema
- cinema
- cinema circuit
- head of a cinema firm
- amateur of the cinema
- news-reel
- film star
- camera-man
- filming
- be keen on the cinema2) кинотеатрSee:When it comes to the cinema, we are on common ground. — Когда речь заходит о кино, мы едины во мнении.
The cinema was born at the end of the 19th century. — Кино появилось в конце
XIX — века.
The new district requires amenities such as schools, restaurants and cinema. — В новом жилом районе должно предусматриваться строительство школ, ресторанов и кинотеатров.
- air-conditioned cinemaHe collected his girl and brought her to the cinema. — Он зашел за своей девушкой и повел ее в кино.
- cinema operator
- cinema advertisement
- cinema audience
- cinema show
- usherette
- usher
- portable film projector
- in the front rows - take smb to the cinema
- go to the cinema•USAGE:Существительные the cinema, the circus, the theatre как названия видов искусства употребляются с определенным артиклем: I like the cinema я люблю кино; the cinema is my favourite art кино - мой самый любимый вид искусства; to be at the cinema быть в кино; to go to the cinema ходить в кино, ср. they are building a cinema here здесь строится кинотеатр
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