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Перевод: film

[прилагательное]
кино-;
[существительное]
пленка ; кино; тонкий слой; плева ; фотопленка ; кинопленка ; фильм ; кинофильм ; дымка ; легкий слой; фотослой ; тонкая нить; перепонка ; оболочка ;
[глагол]
снимать фильм; производить киносъемку; экранизировать; сниматься в кино; покрывать пленкой; покрывать оболочкой; покрываться пленкой; покрываться оболочкой; застилаться дымкой

Тезаурус:

1. "I've rerun the film twice," Miss Hervey said.
2. When the research for Too Long a Winter , the first film documentary about Hannah, was being finalized around the end of October 1912, a certain hope was expressed about the weather.
3. More extensive use of video film and exemplary sentencing may discourage the ultra-violent minority, but the assembling of large mobs of chanting and charging youngsters at the "ends" seems to have become an established part of youth culture.
4. A new film Give My Regards to Broad Street achieved extra significance on 30 September when all pleas for a reprieve were rejected, and the North London mausoleum closed its doors to passengers and awaited total demolition.
5. In the film ET , the visitor from outer space learns to talk with the help of another Texas speaking toy - so the company is launching the Magic Wand with a book of words from ET's vocabulary.
6. "Beyond El Rocco", a film by an Australian, Kevin Lucas, surveys the history of modern jazz down under.
7. Balcon could reasonably feel defensive about the sort of criticism of British cinema that began to appear from the Film Society milieu, particularly in the pages of Close Up , a journal founded in 1927.
8. Even so, Warner may have made a "profit" out of the film after all, by charging itself a huge distribution fee.
9. A film director, however, is much more than this.
10. An amusing parallel in the film business is an account given by the director Ken Russell of how he sold the idea of making a film about Tchaikowsky; he described it to his potential backers as the story of a homosexual who fell in love with a nymphomaniac.
11. It was an odd thing to say (it wouldn't matter if the film was brilliant - it would still probably provoke mirth among non-believers), but then it was also an odd thing to see in a film which was presumably trying to revamp the alien invasion genre for a new age, because it was such a throwback to the cinematic aliens of the last few years.
12. NEW AESTHETICS FOR NEW DIRECTORS - finding and funding new film and television directors which also points the way to the styles, subjects and emotions of the British film and television culture of the future, - LOW AND BEHOLD!
13. During the first film, Storm Over the Nile , there is such a storm of noise in the cinema from the drunken audience that it proves impossible to follow the plot at all.