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21 Kino
n; -s, -s1. Gebäude: cinema, Am. movie theater; ins Kino gehen go to the cinema (Am. movies), go and see a film (Am. movie); dieser Film kommt jetzt in die Kinos this film (Am. movie) is going on general release2. Institution: cinema, bes. Am. auch the movies Pl., Hollywood; das Kino der zwanziger Jahre the cinema of the twenties* * *das Kinocinema; pictures; movie theater; movies* * *Ki|no ['kiːno]nt -s, -scinema; (= Gebäude) cinema, movie theater (US)* * *das1) (a building in which films are shown: He enjoys going to the cinema but he prefers the theatre.) cinema2) (the cinema: We went to the pictures last night, but it wasn't a very good film.) the pictures3) ((in plural: with the) the cinema and films in general: to go to the movies.) movie* * *Ki·no<-s, -s>[ˈki:no]im \Kino kommen [o spielen] to be on [or AM playing] at the cinema [or AM a. movies npl] [or AM usu [movie] theater]* * *das; Kinos, Kinos1) cinema (Brit.); movie theatre or house (Amer.)in die [deutschen] Kinos kommen — go on general release [in Germany]
2) (Vorstellung) film; movie (Amer.)ins Kino gehen — go to the cinema (Brit.) or pictures (Brit.) or (Amer.) movies pl.
3) o. Pl. (Film als Medium) cinema* * *das Kino der Zwanzigerjahre the cinema of the twentiesKino… im subst → auch Film…* * *das; Kinos, Kinos1) cinema (Brit.); movie theatre or house (Amer.)in die [deutschen] Kinos kommen — go on general release [in Germany]
2) (Vorstellung) film; movie (Amer.)ins Kino gehen — go to the cinema (Brit.) or pictures (Brit.) or (Amer.) movies pl.
3) o. Pl. (Film als Medium) cinema* * *-s n.cinema (UK) n.movie theater (US) n.movies (US) n. -
22 Filmkamera
f movie camera; für Schmalfilme: auch cine camera* * *die Filmkameracine camera; movie camera; film camera* * *Fịlm|ka|me|raffilm or movie (esp US) camera; (= Schmalfilmkamera) cine camera (Brit), movie camera (esp US)* * *die1) (a camera for taking moving pictures.) cine-camera2) (an apparatus for taking still or (movie-camera) moving photographs.) camera* * *Film·ka·me·raf film [or AM movie] camera* * *die film camera; (Schmalfilmkamera) cine-camera* * ** * *die film camera; (Schmalfilmkamera) cine-camera* * *f.movie camera n. -
23 Pornofilm
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24 Filmkritik
f film (Am. auch movie) review* * *Fịlm|kri|tikffilm or movie (esp US) criticism or reviewing; (= Artikel) film or movie (esp US) review; (= Kritiker) film or movie (esp US) critics pl* * *Film·kri·tikf film review* * *1) (Besprechung) film review2) (Filmkritiker) film critics pl* * ** * *1) (Besprechung) film review2) (Filmkritiker) film critics pl -
25 Filmstar
m film (bes. Am. auch movie) star* * *der Filmstarfilm star; movie star* * *Fịlm|starmfilmstar, movie star (esp US)* * *(a famous actor or actress in films.) filmstar* * *Film·starm film [or AM movie] star* * *der film star* * ** * *der film star* * *-s m.film star n.movie star n. -
26 Filmregisseur
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27 Stummfilm
m silent film (Am. movie)* * *der Stummfilmsilent film; silent movie* * *Stụmm|filmmsilent film* * *Stumm·filmm silent film [or movie]* * *der silent film* * ** * *der silent film* * *m.silent movie n. -
28 Fernsehfilm
m TV film (Am. movie, abgek. TVM), film made for television* * *Fẹrn|seh|filmmtelevision or TV film (Brit), television or TV movie (US)* * *Fern·seh·filmm television [or TV] movie* * *der television film* * ** * *der television film* * *m.television film n. -
29 Filmvorstellung
f1. performance (of a film)2. film (bes. Am. auch movie) show* * *Fịlm|vor|stel|lungffilm or movie (esp US) show* * *Film·vor·stel·lungf film show* * *die film show* * *1. performance (of a film)2. film (besonders US auch movie) show* * *die film show* * *f.cinema show n.movie show n. -
30 Monsterfilm
m2. Großproduktion: mammoth screen epic* * *Mọns|ter|filmmmammoth ( film) production* * *Mons·ter·filmm mammoth film production, screen epic* * *2. Großproduktion: mammoth screen epic -
31 Filmprojektor
m film (bes. Am. auch movie) projector* * *der Filmprojektorfilm projector; movie-projector* * *Fịlm|pro|jek|tormfilm or movie (esp US) projector* * *Film·pro·jek·torm film projector* * ** * *m.film-projector n. -
32 Filmschauspieler
* * *Fịlm|schau|spie|lermfilm or movie (esp US) actor* * *Film·schau·spie·ler(in)* * *der film actor* * *Filmschauspieler m, Filmschauspielerin f film ( oder screen, besonders US auch movie) actor (f actress)* * *der film actor -
33 Schmalfilm
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34 Horrorfilm
m horror film ( oder movie)* * *Họr|ror|filmmhorror film* * *Hor·ror·film* * *der horror film* * ** * *der horror film* * *m.horror film n. -
35 verbrechen
v/t (unreg.)1. etwas verbrechen commit a crime; was hat er verbrochen? fig. what has he done?; ich habe nichts verbrochen I haven’t done anything (wrong); was hast du denn jetzt wieder verbrochen? iro. what have you been up to this time?; wer hat denn diesen Film verbrochen? umg. who cooked up this film (Am. movie)?, who’s responsible for this film (Am. movie) then?* * *das Verbrechenfelony; crime* * *Ver|brẹ|chen [fEɐ'brɛçn]nt -s, - (lit, fig)crime ( gegen, an +dat against)* * *das1) (act(s) punishable by law: Murder is a crime; Crime is on the increase.) crime2) (something wrong though not illegal: What a crime to cut down those trees!) crime3) (a criminal act, especially involving murder: A man has been found dead and the police suspect foul play.) foul play* * *Ver·bre·chen<-s, ->nt crime* * *das; Verbrechens, Verbrechen crime (an + Dat., gegen against)* * *verbrechen v/t (irr)1.etwas verbrechen commit a crime;was hat er verbrochen? fig what has he done?;ich habe nichts verbrochen I haven’t done anything (wrong);was hast du denn jetzt wieder verbrochen? iron what have you been up to this time?;wer hat denn diesen Film verbrochen? umg who cooked up this film (US movie)?, who’s responsible for this film (US movie) then?* * *das; Verbrechens, Verbrechen crime (an + Dat., gegen against)* * *n.crime n.felony n.wrongdoing n. -
36 Filmproduzent
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37 Kinofilm
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38 Filmpreis
* * *Fịlm|preismfilm or movie (esp US) award* * *Film·preism film award* * *der film award* * ** * *der film award -
39 Filmrechte
* * *Fịlm|rech|teplfilm or movie (esp US) rights pl* * *Film·rech·te* * *Pl. film rights* * ** * *Pl. film rights -
40 Kriminalfilm
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