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movie ['mu:vɪ]1 nounfilm m;∎ the movie of the book le film tiré du livre;∎ full-length/short-length movie (film m) long/court métrage m;∎ to shoot or to make a movie (about sth) tourner ou faire un film (sur qch)∎ to go to the movies aller au cinéma;∎ she's in the movies elle travaille dans le cinéma►► movie actor acteur m de cinéma;movie actress actrice f de cinéma;movie camera caméra f;movie channel chaîne f de cinéma;movie critic critique mf de cinéma;movie director metteur m en scène;American movie house (salle f de) cinéma m;the movie industry l'industrie f cinématographique ou du cinéma;movie maker cinéaste mf;movie premiere première f;movie producer producteur(trice) m,f de cinéma;movie reviewer critique mf de cinéma;movie script scénario m;movie star vedette f de cinéma;American movie theater cinéma m -
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B movies npl the movies le cinéma ; to go to the movies aller au cinéma ; to be in movies travailler dans le cinéma. -
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[-vi]1) (a cinema film: a horror movie.) film2) ((in plural: with the) the cinema and films in general: to go to the movies.) cinéma -
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caméra filmGlossaire des termes pour l'organisation d'événements > movie camera
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arg., Stups. [litt. la drogue des stars] cocaïneEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > movie stars' drug
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