film
फ़िल्म
definition
verb
she glowered at the television crew who were filming them
capture on film as part of a series of moving images; make a movie of (a story or event).
his eyes had filmed over
become or appear to become covered with a thin layer of something.
noun
he had already shot a whole roll of film
a thin flexible strip of plastic or other material coated with light-sensitive emulsion for exposure in a camera, used to produce photographs or motion pictures.
a horror film
a motion picture; a movie.
translation of 'film'
चलचित्र,
फ़िल्म
verb
झिल्ली से ढांकना
noun
परदा,
फ़िल्म,
झिल्ली,
चलती तस्वीर
example
I actually prefer to use colour 'film' with the pinhole camera because it just looks so nice.
The keenest cameraman of them all, who we thought must have shot at least 200 frames, admitted he had no 'film' in his camera.
His analysis proves to be both entertaining and enlightening for 'film' buffs and academics.
No-one, in UK broadsheets at least, writes terribly convincingly about 'film' at the moment.
She looked up at him with a disconcerted, unfocused gaze, her normally clear ice blue eyes covered with a dazed, cloudy 'film' .
a critical overview of feminist writing on 'film'
One year down the track, that has changed and I have now spent a few days and a roll of 'film' with this camera.
After you remove the protective material, the back side is shiny and looks like camera 'film' .
Despite still selling 'film' and cameras, the company began to become debt ridden.
The click he'd heard was the camera running out of 'film' , and shutting it's self off.
a horror 'film'
Cut the beef fillet into thin slices and, layered between sheets of plastic 'film' , beat until extremely thin.
The respondent is self-employed as a contractor to the Toronto area 'film' production industry.
This from a man who shot many tens of thousands of sheets of 'film' in his career.
a 'film' director
Now that she was closer she could see a fine, milky-white 'film' covering both eyes.
Having read a lot of comments about the film, one thing is clear: I need to see this 'film' again, and soon.
They were just about to leave when the photographer realised that he had not put any 'film' into the camera.
a 'film' of dust
clear plastic 'film' between the layers of glass
He uses a clear plastic 'film' over seeds or young plants to generate more heat.
Liz just laughed, made sure there was 'film' still in the camera and took the picture.
The samples were arranged as flat as possible and wrapped in a single layer of thin polyethylene 'film' .
She even had a clear idea of the type of 'film' she wanted to make.
an adventure story that would 'film' well
a critical overview of feminist writing on 'film'
Part of the preparation is to make sure you are loaded with 'film' and all the exposure settings on your camera are correct.
she quickly wiped away the light 'film' of sweat
he had already shot a whole roll of 'film'
These fissures can be sealed with a resin 'film' to protect the surface from decay.
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