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1 celluloid
noun1) Zelluloid, das2) (cinema films) Kino, dascelluloid hero — Leinwandheld, der
* * *cel·lu·loid[ˈseljəlɔɪd]on \celluloid auf ZelluloidII. adj1. (made of celluloid) Zelluloid-* * *['seljʊlɔɪd]nZelluloid nt* * *on celluloid auf Zelluloid (auf Film)* * *noun1) Zelluloid, das2) (cinema films) Kino, dascelluloid hero — Leinwandheld, der
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2 celluloid
cel·lu·loid [ʼseljəlɔɪd] n2) (liter: film, cinema) Zelluloid nt, Film m;on \celluloid auf Zelluloid adj1) ( made of celluloid) Zelluloid- -
3 film
1. noun1) (thin layer) Schicht, diefilm [of oil/slime] — [Öl-/Schmier]film, der
2. transitive verbgo into films — zum Kino od. Film gehen
filmen; drehen [Kinofilm, Szene]; verfilmen [Buch usw.]* * *[film] 1. noun1) ((a thin strip of) celluloid made sensitive to light on which photographs are taken: photographic film.) der Film2) (a story, play etc shown as a motion picture in a cinema, on television etc: to make a film; ( also adjective) a film version of the novel.) der Film, Film-...3) (a thin skin or covering: a film of dust.) dünne Schicht2. verb1) (to make a motion picture (of): They are going to film the race.) filmen2) ((usually with over) to cover with a film: Her eyes gradually filmed (over) with tears.) sich trüben•- academic.ru/27265/filmy">filmy- filmstar* * *[fɪlm]I. nshe's had a long career in \films sie hat eine lange Filmkarriere hinter sichto get into the \films zum Film gehena roll of \film eine Rolle Filmto develop a roll of \film einen Film entwickelnto run out of \film keinen Film mehr haben\film of grease/oil Schmier-/Ölfilm mplastic \film Kunststofffolie f, Plastikfolie fHollywood is the \film capital of the world Hollywood ist die Filmhauptstadt der Welt\film buff Filmfan m\film censorship Filmzensur fIII. vt1. (photograph)to \film a scene eine Szene drehen2. (reproduce)to \film a book ein Buch verfilmenIV. vi1. (make a movie) filmen, drehen2. (transfer to film)to \film well/badly book, story sich akk gut/schlecht verfilmen lassen; person fotogen/nicht fotogen seinthis story \films well diese Geschichte eignet sich gut zum Verfilmen* * *[fɪlm]1. n1) (= motion picture) Film mto make or shoot a film — einen Film drehen or machen
to go to ( see) a film — ins Kino gehen
he's in films —
I wish I'd got that on film — ich wünschte, ich hätte das aufnehmen können
to take a film of sth — einen Film über etw (acc) drehen or machen
3) (= layer) Film m; (of dust) Schicht f; (of ice on water) Schicht f; (of mist, on the eye) Schleier m; (= thin membrane) Häutchen nt; (on teeth) Belag m; (= fine web) feines Gewebe2. vtplay verfilmen; scene filmen; people einen Film machen vonhe didn't know he was being filmed — er wusste nicht, dass er gefilmt wurde
3. vifilmen, drehen* * *film [fılm]A s1. Membran(e) f, dünnes Häutchen, Film m2. FOTO Film m:put on film etwas ablichten3. a) Film mb) meist pl Film m, Filmindustrie f:be in films beim Film sein;go into films zum Film gehen4. (hauch)dünne Schicht, Überzug m, (Zellophan- etc) Haut f, (-)Film m, (Plastik) Folie f5. a) (hauch)dünnes Gewebeb) Faser f6. MED Trübung f des Auges, Schleier mB v/t2. a) einen Roman etc verfilmenb) eine Szene etc filmenC v/i2. a) sich verfilmen lassen, sich zum Verfilmen eignen:b) einen Film drehen, filmen* * *1. noun1) (thin layer) Schicht, diefilm [of oil/slime] — [Öl-/Schmier]film, der
2) (Photog.; Cinemat.): (story etc.) Film, dergo into films — zum Kino od. Film gehen
4) no pl. (as art-form) der Film2. transitive verbfilmen; drehen [Kinofilm, Szene]; verfilmen [Buch usw.]* * *n.Belag -e m.Film -e m.Schicht -en f. v.filmen v.verfilmen v.
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