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  Film \Film\, v. t.
     1. To cover with a thin skin or pellicle.
        [1913 Webster]
  
              It will but skin and film the ulcerous place.
                                                    --Shak.
        [1913 Webster]
  
     2. to make a motion picture of (any event or literary work);
        to record with a movie camera; as, to film the
        inauguration ceremony; to film Dostoevsky's War and Peace.
        [PJC]

  Film \Film\, n. [AS. film skin, fr. fell skin; akin to fylmen
     membrane, OFries. filmene skin. See Fell skin.]
     1. A thin skin; a pellicle; a membranous covering, causing
        opacity.
        [1913 Webster]
  
              He from thick films shall purge the visual ray.
                                                    --Pope.
        [1913 Webster]
  
     2. hence, any thin layer covering a surface.
        [1913 Webster +PJC]
  
     3. A slender thread, as that of a cobweb.
        [1913 Webster]
  
              Her whip of cricket's bone, the lash of film.
                                                    --Shak.
        [1913 Webster]
  
     4. (Photog.) The layer, usually of gelatin or collodion,
        containing the sensitive salts of photographic plates.
        [PJC]
  
     5. (Photog.) a flexible sheet of celluloid or other plastic
        material to which a light-sensitive layer has been
        applied, used for recording images by the processes of
        photography. It is commonly used in rolls mounted within
        light-proof canisters suitable for simple insertion into
        cameras designed for such canisters. On such rolls,
        varying numbers of photographs may be taken before the
        canister needs to be replaced.
        [PJC]
  
     6. a motion picture.
        [PJC]
  
     7. the art of making motion pictures; -- used mostly in the
        phrase the film.
        [PJC]
  
     8. a thin transparent sheet of plastic, used for wrapping
        objects; as, polyethylene film.
        [PJC]
  
     Celluloid film (Photog.), a thin flexible sheet of
        celluloid, coated with a sensitized emulsion of gelatin,
        and used as a substitute for photographic plates.
  
     Cut film (Photog.), a celluloid film cut into pieces
        suitable for use in a camera.
        [Webster 1913 Suppl.]

  Film \Film\, n. (Photog.)
     The layer, usually of gelatin or collodion, containing the
     sensitive salts of photographic plates; also, the flexible
     sheet of celluloid or the like on which this layer is
     sometimes mounted.
  
     Celluloid film (Photog.), a thin flexible sheet of
        celluloid, coated with a sensitized emulsion of gelatin,
        and used as a substitute for photographic plates.
  
     Cut film (Photog.), a celluloid film cut into pieces
        suitable for use in a camera.

  Film \Film\, n. [AS. film skin, fr. fell skin; akin to fylmen
     membrane, OFries. filmene skin. See Fell skin.]
     1. A thin skin; a pellicle; a membranous covering, causing
        opacity; hence, any thin, slight covering.
  
              He from thick films shall purge the visual ray.
                                                    --Pope.
  
     2. A slender thread, as that of a cobweb.
  
              Her whip of cricket's bone, the lash of film.
                                                    --Shak.

  Film \Film\, v. t.
     To cover with a thin skin or pellicle.
  
           It will but skin and film the ulcerous place. --Shak.

  film
       n 1: a form of entertainment that enacts a story by a sequence of
            images giving the illusion of continuous movement; "they
            went to a movie every Saturday night"; "the film was
            shot on location" [syn: movie, picture, moving
            picture, moving-picture show, motion picture, motion-picture
            show, picture show, pic, flick]
       2: a medium that disseminates moving pictures; "theater pieces
          transferred to celluloid"; "this story would be good
          cinema"; "film coverage of sporting events" [syn: cinema,
           celluloid]
       3: a thin coating or layer; "the table was covered with a film
          of dust"
       4: a thin sheet of (usually plastic and usually transparent)
          material used to wrap or cover things [syn: plastic film]
       5: photographic material consisting of a base of celluloid
          covered with a photographic emulsion; used to make
          negatives or transparencies [syn: photographic film]
       v 1: make a film or photograph of something; "take a scene";
            "shoot a movie" [syn: shoot, take]
       2: record in film; "The coronation was filmed"

  film
     Γαλλικά n.
     το έργο, η ταινία
     Ιταλικά n.
     το φιλμ, το κινηματογραφικό έργο, η ταινία
     Πολωνικά n.
     το φιλμ
     Σλοβακικά n.
     έργο

  Film
     Γερμανικά n.
     το φιλμ, το κινηματογραφικός έργο

  film
     Albanian n.
     1 #English
     2 movie
     Catalan n.
     (l en film) (gloss: a movie)
     Czech n.
     1 (lb cs photography) (l en film)
     2 movie, (l en film), motion picture
     Dutch n.
     1 A film, thin layer or membrane; especially the physical medium
  film.
     2 A #English production, movie
     3 (lb nl uncountable) The movie sector, cinema.
     French n.
     movie, (l en film)
     Hungarian n.
     1 (lb hu photography) #English (gloss: a medium used to capture
  images in a camera)
     2 #English, movie, motion picture, picture (gloss: a recorded
  sequence of images displayed on a screen at a rate sufficiently fast to
  create the appearance of motion)
     3 #English, cinematic art, cinema, cinematography (gloss: the art of
  making films and movies)
     Italian n.
     (l en film), movie
     Norman n.
     (lb nrf Jersey) movie, #English
     Norwegian Nynorsk n.
     1 a #English (q: for taking photographs in a camera)
     2 a #English (q: thin material, layer or coating)
     3 a #English, movie (q: cinematic production)
     Portuguese n.
     (superseded spelling of pt filme)
     Scottish Gaelic n.
     #English, movie
     Slovak n.
     1 photographic (l en film)
     2 (l en movie), (l en motion picture)
     Swedish n.
     1 c #English; a thin layer
     2 c #English; medium used to capture images in a camera
     3 c a movie
     Uzbek n.
     film, movie, motion picture

  Film
     Luxembourgish n.
     1 photographic film
     2 motion picture
     3 film, thin layer

  film
     n.
     1 A thin layer of some substance; a pellicle; a membranous covering,
  causing opacity.
     2 (lb en photography) A medium used to capture images in a camera.
     3 (lb en uncountable) A visual art form that consists of a sequence
  of still images preserved on a recording medium to give the illusion of
  motion; movies generally.
     4 (lb en countable) The sequence of still images itself; a movie.
     5 A slender thread, such as that of a cobweb.
     vb.
     1 (lb en ambitransitive) To record (activity, or a motion picture) on
  photographic film.
     2 (lb en ambitransitive) To visually record (activity, or a motion
  picture) in general, with or without sound.
     3 (lb en transitive) To cover or become covered with a thin skin or
  pellicle.

  film
     Catalan n.
     (l en film) (gloss: a movie)
     Czech n.
     1 (lb cs photography) (l en film)
     2 movie, (l en film), motion picture
     Dutch n.
     1 A film, thin layer or membrane; especially the physical medium
  film.
     2 A #English production, movie
     3 (lb nl uncountable) The movie sector, cinema.
     French n.
     movie, (l en film)
     Hungarian n.
     1 (lb hu photography) #English (gloss: a medium used to capture
  images in a camera)
     2 #English, movie, motion picture, picture (gloss: a recorded
  sequence of images displayed on a screen at a rate sufficiently fast to
  create the appearance of motion)
     3 #English, cinematic art, cinema, cinematography (gloss: the art of
  making films and movies)
     n.
     1 A thin layer of some substance; a pellicle; a membranous covering,
  causing opacity.
     2 (lb en photography) A medium used to capture images in a camera.
     3 (lb en uncountable) A visual art form that consists of a sequence
  of still images preserved on a recording medium to give the illusion of
  motion; movies generally.
     4 (lb en countable) The sequence of still images itself; a movie.
     5 A slender thread, such as that of a cobweb.
     vb.
     1 (lb en ambitransitive) To record (activity, or a motion picture) on
  photographic film.
     2 (lb en ambitransitive) To visually record (activity, or a motion
  picture) in general, with or without sound.
     3 (lb en transitive) To cover or become covered with a thin skin or
  pellicle.
     Norwegian Nynorsk n.
     1 a #English (q: for taking photographs in a camera)
     2 a #English (q: thin material, layer or coating)
     3 a #English, movie (q: cinematic production)
     Portuguese n.
     (superseded spelling of pt filme)
     Scottish Gaelic n.
     #English, movie
     Slovak n.
     1 photographic (l en film)
     2 (l en movie), (l en motion picture)
     Swedish n.
     1 c #English; a thin layer
     2 c #English; medium used to capture images in a camera
     3 c a movie
     Uzbek n.
     film, movie, motion picture

  Film
     Luxembourgish n.
     1 photographic film
     2 motion picture
     3 film, thin layer

  film
     Czech n.
     1 (lb cs photography) (l en film)
     2 movie, (l en film), motion picture
     Danish n.
     1 a movie, a #English, motion picture
     2 #English; a thin layer
     3 (inflection of da film  p indef)
     Estonian n.
     1 #English (gl: motion picture)
     2 photographic film
     German vb.
     (verb form of de filmen  s imp)
     Italian n.
     (l en film), movie
     Norwegian Bokmål n.
     1 a #English (q: for taking photographs in a camera)
     2 a #English (q: thin material, layer or coating)
     3 a #English, movie (q: cinematic production)
     Norwegian Bokmål vb.
     (infl of nb filme  imp)
     Polish n.
     1 (l en film), movie, motion picture
     2 (lb pl photography) (w: photographic film)
     Scottish Gaelic n.
     #English, movie
     Swedish n.
     1 c #English; a thin layer
     2 c #English; medium used to capture images in a camera
     3 c a movie

  Film
     Luxembourgish n.
     1 photographic film
     2 motion picture
     3 film, thin layer

  film
     Ranska n.
     1 elokuva
     2 filmi
     3 kalvo
     Romania n.
     1 filmi
     2 elokuva
     Tšekki n.
     1 kalvo
     2 filmi
     3 elokuva; elokuva-ala

  Film
     Saksa n.
     elokuva

  film
     Bokmål n.
     #Svenska
     Bosniska n.
     (tagg media språk=bs) #Svenska
     Engelska n.
     (tagg: text=brittisk engelska) #Svenska
     Engelska vb.
     filma
     Indonesiska n.
     #Svenska

  Film
     Tyska n.
     film

  film
     n.
     1 rörliga, fotografiska bilder, ofta med sammanhörande ljud; ses på
  dator, TV, biograf etc., oftast i utbildnings- eller nöjessyfte
     2 lagringsmedia för rörliga, fotografiska bilder
     3 tunt skikt
     4 tunt skikt för datalagring, på vilket ljusinformation kan lagras
  för framställning av fotografier

  film /fˈələm/
  Film 

  film /fˈələm/
  film, motion picture, movie

  film 
  film
        "film-aozer"  - réalisateur (de cinéma)
        "film-bevaat"  - film d'animation
        "film faltazi"  - film de fiction

  film /fˈʔilm/ 
  film, motionpicture, movie

  Film /fɪlm/ 
  филм 2.
  Material für die Fotografie von statischen Bildern
   3.
  Abfolge von verschiedenen Bildern (heute in der Regel mit Tonspur und digital, siehe auch Video)

  Film /fɪlm/ 
  1. μεμβράνη
  dünne Schicht von etwas
  2. φιλμ, ταινία
  Material für die Fotografie von statischen Bildern
  3. ταινία, φιλμ
  Abfolge von verschiedenen Bildern (heute in der Regel mit Tonspur und digital, siehe auch Video)

  Film /fˈɪlm/ 
  picture 
     Synonyms: Aufnahme, Foto
  
   see: Aufnahmen, Fotos, Filme, fotografieren, Aufnahmen machen
  

  Film /fˈɪlm/ 
   [photo.] roll of film , roll , film  [mass noun]
        "ein unentwickelter Film"  - an undeveloped roll of film
        "Wie viele Filme soll ich denn mitnehmen?"  - How many rolls should I take along?
        "„Musst du schon (den) Film wechseln?“ „Nein, ich habe noch acht Aufnahmen auf dem Film.“"  - 'Do you need to change film yet?' 'No, I've still got eight shots on this roll.'
        "Ich muss einen neuen Film einlegen."  - I need to put a new film in., I need to put a new roll in.
        "Ich habe heute einen ganzen Film ausgeknipst / verknipst / verschossen."  - I've used up a whole film today., I've shot a whole roll of film today.
   see: Filme, mehrere Filme
  

  Film /fˈɪlm/ 
  film , coat 
     Synonyms: Schicht, Belag
  
   see: Filme, Schichten, Beläge
  

  Film /fˈɪlm/ 
  feature film , film  [Br.] , movie  [Am.]
        "Film einer unabhängigen Produktionsfirma"  - indie flick
        "Film mit kleinem Produktionsbudget"  - low-budget film
        "Filme auf Abruf (kostenpflichtes Service)"  - video on demand (pay service)
     Synonym: Spielfilm
  
   see: Spielfilme, Filme, abendfüllender Film, düsterer Film, Experimentalfilm, Jugendfilm, Propagandafilm, Tierfilm
  
           Note: TV; Kino; DVD

  Film… /fˈɪlm/ 
  cinematic 
     Synonyms: filmisch, Kino…
  

  Film /fˈɪlm/ 
   [art] flick  [coll.]
        "Film mit viel nackter Haut"  - skin flick
     Synonym: Streifen
  
   see: Actionstreifen
  

  Film /fˈɪlm/ 
  coat film 
           Note: Schicht

  Film /fɪlm/ 
  elokuva 2.
  Material für die Fotografie von statischen Bildern
   3.
  Abfolge von verschiedenen Bildern (heute in der Regel mit Tonspur und digital, siehe auch Video)

  Film /fɪlm/ 
  1. film 2.
  dünne Schicht von etwas
   3.
  Abfolge von verschiedenen Bildern (heute in der Regel mit Tonspur und digital, siehe auch Video)
  2. film, pellicule
  Material für die Fotografie von statischen Bildern

  Film /fɪlm/ 
  film 2.
  Material für die Fotografie von statischen Bildern
   3.
  Abfolge von verschiedenen Bildern (heute in der Regel mit Tonspur und digital, siehe auch Video)

  Film /fˈɪlm/
  film, pellicola

  Film /fˈɪlm/
  film, rolprent

  Film /fɪlm/ 
  1. błona
  dünne Schicht von etwas
  2. film 2.
  Material für die Fotografie von statischen Bildern
   3.
  Abfolge von verschiedenen Bildern (heute in der Regel mit Tonspur und digital, siehe auch Video)

  Film /fˈɪlm/
  filme, película

  Film /fɪlm/ 
  1. плёнка
  dünne Schicht von etwas
  2. плёнка, фотоплёнка
  Material für die Fotografie von statischen Bildern
  3. фильм, кинофильм
  Abfolge von verschiedenen Bildern (heute in der Regel mit Tonspur und digital, siehe auch Video)
  4. кино
  Kunstrichtung und Industriezweig, der Filme[3] produziert

  Film /fɪlm/ 
  1. capa, película
  dünne Schicht von etwas
  2. película, cine
  Abfolge von verschiedenen Bildern (heute in der Regel mit Tonspur und digital, siehe auch Video)

  Film /fɪlm/ 
  1. film 2.
  dünne Schicht von etwas
   3.
  Material für die Fotografie von statischen Bildern
   4.
  Abfolge von verschiedenen Bildern (heute in der Regel mit Tonspur und digital, siehe auch Video)
  2. filmindustri
  Kunstrichtung und Industriezweig, der Filme[3] produziert

  Film /fˈɪlm/ 
  film

  film /fˈɪlm/
  film, prent, rolprent

  Film /fˈɪlm/
  الفلم

  film //fɪlm// /[fɪɫm]/ /[ˈfɪlm̩]/ /[ˈfɪləm]/ 
  1. филм, ле́нта
  photographic film
  2. слой, филм
  thin layer

  film //fɪlm// /[fɪɫm]/ /[ˈfɪlm̩]/ /[ˈfɪləm]/ 
  заснемам филм
  to record a motion picture

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  blána

  film /fˈɪlm/
  tenký povlak

  film /fˈɪlm/
  fólie

  film /fˈɪlm/
  vrstvička

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  filmovat

  film /fˈɪlm/
  tenká vrstva

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  filmový

  film /fˈɪlm/
  film

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  fólie

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  vrstvička

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  ffilm 

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  ffilmio 

  film /fˈɪlm/
   [mass noun] Film  [photo.]
        "rolls of film"  - Filme
        "several rolls of film"  - mehrere Filme
        "an undeveloped roll of film"  - ein unentwickelter Film
        "'Do you need to change film yet?' 'No, I've still got eight shots on this roll.'"  - „Musst du schon (den) Film wechseln?“ „Nein, ich habe noch acht Aufnahmen auf dem Film.“
        "I need to put a new film in."  - Ich muss einen neuen Film einlegen.
        "I've used up a whole film today."  - Ich habe heute einen ganzen Film ausgeknipst / verknipst / verschossen.
        "I've shot a whole roll of film today."  - Ich habe heute einen ganzen Film ausgeknipst / verknipst / verschossen.
     Synonyms: roll of film, roll
  
   see: film
  

  film /fˈɪlm/
  Filme 
        "several rolls of film"  - mehrere Filme
        "an undeveloped roll of film"  - ein unentwickelter Film
        "'Do you need to change film yet?' 'No, I've still got eight shots on this roll.'"  - „Musst du schon (den) Film wechseln?“ „Nein, ich habe noch acht Aufnahmen auf dem Film.“
        "I need to put a new film in."  - Ich muss einen neuen Film einlegen.
        "I've used up a whole film today."  - Ich habe heute einen ganzen Film ausgeknipst / verknipst / verschossen.
        "I've shot a whole roll of film today."  - Ich habe heute einen ganzen Film ausgeknipst / verknipst / verschossen.
   see: roll of film, roll, film
  

  film /fˈɪlm/
  Film , Schicht , Belag  [dünner]
     Synonym: coat
  
   see: films, coats
  

  film /fˈɪlm/
  Folie 
        "biaxially-oriented polyester film"  - Polyesterfolie, biaxial orientierte Polyesterfolie, BO-PET-Folie, Stabilfolie
        "mylar film ®"  - Polyesterfolie, biaxial orientierte Polyesterfolie, BO-PET-Folie, Stabilfolie
        "melinex film ®"  - Polyesterfolie, biaxial orientierte Polyesterfolie, BO-PET-Folie, Stabilfolie
   see: polyester film, BoPET film, window film, sunshade film, tint film
  

  film /fˈɪlm/
   [Br.] Spielfilm , Film 
           Note: TV; Kino; DVD
        "full-length film"  - abendfüllender Film
        "low-budget film"  - Film mit kleinem Produktionsbudget
     Synonyms: feature film, movie
  
   see: feature films, films, movies, film noir, experimental film, experimental movie, youth film, youth movie, teen movie, propaganda film, propaganda movie, animal film, animal movie, indie flick, video on demand
  

  film /fˈɪlm/
  Verfilmung 
     Synonym: film version
  
   see: films, film versions
  

  film /fˈɪlm/
  dünne fehlerfreie Platte 

  film /fˈɪlm/
  
  έργο, φιλμ, γυρίζω ταινία, ταινία

  film //fɪlm// /[fɪɫm]/ /[ˈfɪlm̩]/ /[ˈfɪləm]/ 
  1. filmi
  photographic film
  2. kalvo
  thin layer

  film //fɪlm// /[fɪɫm]/ /[ˈfɪlm̩]/ /[ˈfɪləm]/ 
  filmata, elokuvata
  to record a motion picture

  film /film/
  film, pellicule

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  1. सिनेमा
        "The film now showing at the theater is very good."
  2. कैमरे~की~रील
        "Have you changed the film in your camera."
  3. झिल्ली
        "There is a film of oil on the water of this pond."

  film /fˈɪlm/
  film, filmski, folija, kino-predstava, opna, skrama, sloj, tanka presvlaka

  film /fˈɪlm/
  1. vékony réteg
  2. film
  3. hártya

  film /fˈɪlm/
  film, pellicola

  film //fɪlm// /[fɪɫm]/ /[ˈfɪlm̩]/ /[ˈfɪləm]/ 
  1. フィルム
  photographic film
  2. 膜
  thin layer

  film /film/
  1. filmas, kino juosta
  2. plonas sluoksnis
  3. plona juosta
  4. plėvelė, apvalkalas
  5. filmuoti
  6. padengti plėvele

  film //fɪlm// /[fɪɫm]/ /[ˈfɪlm̩]/ /[ˈfɪləm]/ 
  film 2.
  photographic film
   3.
  thin layer

  film /fɪlm/
  I.   1.  film
   2.  powłoka, warstwa, błona
  II.    robić zdjęcia, filmować

  film /film/
  filme, película

  film /film/
  1. película
  2. carrete

  film //fɪlm// /[fɪɫm]/ /[ˈfɪlm̩]/ /[ˈfɪləm]/ 
  1. film
  photographic film
  2. hinna, film
  thin layer

  film //fɪlm// /[fɪɫm]/ /[ˈfɪlm̩]/ /[ˈfɪləm]/ 
  filma
  to record a motion picture

  film /fˈɪlm/
  1. zar
  2. ince örtü, ince tabaka
  3. ince tel, lif
  4. zar veya ince bir örtü ile kaplamak
  5. zar bağlamak. filminess  zarla veya ince bir tabaka ile kaplı olma. filmy  zarlı, ince bir tabaka ile kaplı.

  film /fˈɪlm/
  1. (foto.), sin filim
  2. filim çevirmek, filim yapmak. film fan sinema meraklısı. film pack düz fotoraf filimleri paketi. film speed filim hassaslığı. film strip konferanslarda yardımcı olarak gösterilen hareketsiz filim serisi.

  film /fˈilm/
  fiñvskeudenn (fiñvskeudennoù /fiɲvskødɛnˈu/)

  film /film/ 
  филм

  film /film/ 
  1. Film 2.
  (Cinéma) Pellicule cinématographique sur laquelle on enregistre une suite d’images
   3.
  (Photographie) Pellicule de gélatine sur laquelle on enregistre des images à l’aide d’un appareil photo
  2. Folie
  Fine pellicule de plastique transparente destinée à l’emballage d’un objet
  3. Bewegtbild
  L’œuvre elle-même

  film /film/ 
  ταινία

  film /film/ 
  film, motion picture, movie

  film /film/ 
  elokuva

  film /film/ 
  film, pellicola

  film /film/ 
  映画

  film /film/ 
  pellicula

  film /film/ 
  filmas

  film /film/
  film, rolprent

  film /film/ 
  film

  film /film/ 
  filme, película

  film /film/ 
  фильм, кинофильм, кино

  film /film/ 
  película, filme

  film /film/ 
  film

  film /fˈilm/ 
  film, sinema

  film /fˈilm/
  cinema, film, full motion video, movie, picture, pictures

  film /fˈilm/
  1. pix
  2. picture
  3. screen
  4. moving pictures
  5. motion picture
  6. animated picture
  7. movie
  8. film

  film /fˈilm/ 
  филм 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/
  Film

  film /fˈilm/ 
  ταινία 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/
  film, motion picture, movie

  film /fˈilm/ 
  elokuva 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  film 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  映画 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  filmas 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  film 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  film 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  film 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  filme 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  1. фильм
  opera cimatografica
  2. кинофильм
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  1. película, peli
  opera cimatografica
  2. film
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  film 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈilm/ 
  film 2.
  opera cimatografica
   3.
  pellicola di vari materiali

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  1. слой
  1. een dunne laag
  2. филм 2.
  3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt
   3.
  4. de filmindustrie

  film /film/
  Film 

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  1. Μεμβράνη
  1. een dunne laag
  2. ταινία
  3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt
  3. φιλμ
  4. de filmindustrie

  film /film/
  1. filmstrip
  2. film, motionpicture, movie

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  1. elokuva
  3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt
  2. filmi
  4. de filmindustrie

  film /film/
  film, pellicule

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
   [3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt] film

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  pellicula, pictura cinematographica
  3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  filmas
  3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  film 2.
  3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt
   3.
  1. een dunne laag

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  1. filme, película
  1. een dunne laag
  2. filme 2.
  3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt
   3.
  4. de filmindustrie

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  фильм 2.
  1. een dunne laag
   3.
  3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  film 2.
  1. een dunne laag
   3.
  3. een opname van bewegende beelden die een verhaal vertelt

  film
  film

  film 
  film  

  film /fʲilm/ 
  филм 2.
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
   3.
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  Film 2.
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
   3.
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  ταινία 2.
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
   3.
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  1. film, movie, motion picture, picture
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
  2. film, movie
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  elokuva
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;

  film /fʲilm/ 
  film, pellicule 2.
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
   3.
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  film
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;

  film /fʲilm/ 
  1. film, pellicola 2.
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
   3.
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna
  2. film
  cienka i przejrzysta warstwa jakiejś substancji

  film /fʲilm/ 
  1. 映画, フィルム
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
  2. フィルム
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  film 2.
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
   3.
  cienka i przejrzysta warstwa jakiejś substancji

  film /fʲilm/ 
  film
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;

  film /fʲilm/ 
  filme, película 2.
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
   3.
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  1. фильм, кинофильм, кинокартина
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
  2. киноплёнка, плёнка, фотоплёнка
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  1. película, cine
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
  2. película
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  film 2.
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;
   3.
  (fotografia) światłoczuła taśma filmowa lub fotograficzna

  film /fʲilm/ 
  film
  (filmologia, filmoznawstwo, filmologiczny, filmoznawczy, filmowy) (telewizja, telewizyjny) utwór audiowizualny na jakiś temat; nośnik, na którym jest nagrany taki utwór;

  film /fˈilm/
  film

  film /fˈiːwmə/ 
  cinema, cinematography, film, motion-picture, picture(s), (protective) film

  film /fˈilm/
  filme  

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  филм
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  Film 2.
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder
   3.
  datalagring (för framställning av fotografier)
   4.
  lagringsmedia för rörliga, fotografiska bilder
   5.
  tunt skikt

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  ταινία, φιλμ
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  elokuva
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  film, pellicule
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  1. film 2.
  datalagring (för framställning av fotografier)
   3.
  tunt skikt
  2. pellicola
  lagringsmedia för rörliga, fotografiska bilder
  3. film, pellicola
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  映画, フィルム
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  pellicula
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  film
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  film 2.
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder
   3.
  datalagring (för framställning av fotografier)
   4.
  lagringsmedia för rörliga, fotografiska bilder
   5.
  tunt skikt

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  film
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  filme, película
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  фильм, кинофильм
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  1. película
  lagringsmedia för rörliga, fotografiska bilder
  2. película, filme
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  film /fˈɪlm/ 
  film
  rörliga, fotografiska bilder

  
/ˈfɪɫm/

  
/film/

  
/fɪlm/

  
/fɪlːm/

  289 Moby Thesaurus words for "film":
     3-D, Cinemascope, Cinerama, London fog, London special, Photostat,
     Rabelaisianism, Technicolor, Western, X-rated movie, X-ray, Xerox,
     actor-proof, all-star, animated cartoon, apply to, backing, ballet,
     balletic, bawdiness, bawdry, bibliofilm, bipack,
     black-and-white film, blanket, blear, block, blue movie, blur,
     bulletin board, calotype, canopy, capture on film, card, cartoon,
     cartridge, catalog card, chiller, cine, cinema, cinematic,
     cinematographic, cloak, clothe, cloud, coat, coating, collop,
     color film, color negative film, cope, cover, cover up, covering,
     cowl, creepie, curtain, cut, deal, defocus, dim, dirt, dirtiness,
     dirty movie, disc, disk, documentary, documentary film, dope,
     dramatic, dramatical, dramaturgic, drisk, drizzling mist,
     dry plate, dusting, eclipse, educational film, emulsion, enamel,
     erotic art, erotic literature, erotographomania, facing, fade away,
     feature, fescenninity, feuille, file, filing card, filmic, filth,
     filthiness, flap, flick, flicker, fog, foil, fold, foulness, frame,
     frost smoke, fur, gauze, glaze, ham, hammy, haze, haziness,
     histrionic, hood, horror picture, horse opera, iconolagny,
     index card, integument, lacquer, lamella, lamina, laminated glass,
     laminated wood, lap, lay on, lay over, layer, leaf, legitimate,
     lewdness, library catalog, lose resolution, magnetic tape, mantle,
     mask, melodramatic, membrane, microcard, microdot, microfiche,
     microfilm, milked, mist, mistiness, monochromatic film,
     monodramatic, motion picture, motion-picture film,
     motion-picture show, movie, moving picture, muffle, mug, murkiness,
     nastiness, negative, newsreel, nudie, obduce, obscenity, obscure,
     occult, offensiveness, operatic, orthochromatic film, overacted,
     overlay, overplayed, overspread, pack, paint, pale, pan,
     panchromatic film, pane, panel, patina, pea soup, pea-soup fog,
     peasouper, peel, pellicle, phonograph record, photodrama,
     photograph, photographic paper, photomap, photoplay, pic, picture,
     picture show, plait, plank, plate, plating, platter, ply, plywood,
     pornographic art, pornographic film, pornographic literature,
     pornographomania, pornography, preview, printing paper, put on,
     radiograph, rasher, revetment, ribaldry, roentgenograph, roll,
     safety glass, salaciousness, salacity, scale, scenic, scoreboard,
     scorecard, scoresheet, screen, scum, scurrility, sexploitation,
     sheet, shield, shoot, short, show, silent, silent film, skin,
     skin flick, slab, slat, slice, slip, smog, smut, smuttiness, snap,
     snapshoot, snapshot, sneak preview, soft-core pornography, soften,
     sound film, sound track, sound-on-film, soundstripe,
     spaghetti Western, spectacular, spread over, stag film, stagelike,
     stageworthy, stagy, starstruck, steam, stellar, superimpose,
     superpose, table, tablet, take, take a photograph, talbotype,
     talkie, talking picture, tape, theaterlike, theatrical, thespian,
     thriller, thrown away, ticker tape, trailer, tripack, underacted,
     underground film, underplayed, vapor, varnish, vaudevillian,
     vehicle, veil, veneer, video, videotape, vileness, wafer
  
  

  n. 软片,薄膜,影片;

     n. 软片,薄膜,影片,电影
     vt. 覆以薄膜,拍摄
     vi. 生薄膜,拍电影