film [fɪlm]
sustantivo
1película (f) (thin layer)
- a film of ice -> una fina capa de hielo
2película (f) (at cinema) (especialmente británico)
- film actor/actress -> actor (m) /actriz (f) de cine
- film critic -> crítico(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) de cine
- film director -> director(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) de cine, cineasta (sustantivo masculino)
- the film industry -> la industria cinematográfica
- film script -> guión (m) de cine
- film star -> estrella (f) de cine
- film studio -> estudio (m) cinematográfico
3(photographic)
- a (roll of) film -> un rollo or carrete (for camera)
verbo transitivo
4filmar, rodar (person, event)
verbo intransitivo
5rodar
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film [film]
sustantivo
1Película, membrana o piel delgada.
- A film on the eye -> tela o nube en el ojo
2(Foto.) Película, una capa muy delgada de materia sensibilizada; placa flexible, como de celuloide, para recibir una capa sensibilizada.
- Film-carrier -> bastidor para mantener plana una película fotográfica
va. Cubrir con una película.
film [fɪlm]
noun
(thin skin) película; (f) [of dust] capa; (f) [of smoke etc] velo; (m) (Cine) (Fot) (negatives) película; (f) (roll of film) carrete; (m) rollo; (m) (at cinema) película; (f) film; (m) filme; (m) (full-length) largometraje; (m) (short) corto(metraje); (m) the films el cine; silent film película muda; (f) to make a film of [+book] llevar al cine; hacer una película de; [+event] filmar
modifier
[+camera, festival] cinematográfico; de cinefilm buff (n) cinéfiloacinéfila;a cinéfila (m) (f)
film crew (n) equipo cinematográfico; (m)
film fan (n) aficionadoaaficionada al cine;a aficionada (m) (f)
film library (n) cinemateca; (f)
film noir (n) cine negro; (m)
it's the best film noir I've seen in a long time es la mejor película de cine negro que he visto desde hace tiempo
film première (n) estreno oficial; (m) premier; (f)
film producer (n) productoraproductora (cinematográfico);a productora (m) (f)
film rights (n) derechos cinematográficos; (m)
film script (n) guión; (m)
film set (n) plató; (m)
film star (n) estrella de cine; (f)
film strip (n) película de diapositivas; (f)
film studio (n) estudio de cine; (m)
film test (n) prueba cinematográfica; (f)
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Verb Conjugation for "film"
Imperative
- film
- you film
- he/she films
- we film
- you film
- they film
Preterite
- I filmed
- you filmed
- he/she filmed
- we filmed
- you filmed
- they filmed
Present Continuous
- I am filming
- you are filming
- he/she is filming
- we are filming
- you are filming
- they are filming
Present Perfect
- I have filmed
- you have filmed
- he/she has filmed
- we have filmed
- you have filmed
- they have filmed
Past Continuous
- I was filming
- you were filming
- he/she was filming
- we were filming
- you were filming
- they were filming
Past Perfect
- I had filmed
- you had filmed
- he/she had filmed
- we had filmed
- you had filmed
- they had filmed
Future
- I will film
- you will film
- he/she will film
- we will film
- you will film
- they will film
Future Perfect
- I will have filmed
- you will have filmed
- he/she will have filmed
- we will have filmed
- you will have filmed
- they will have filmed
Future Continuous
- I will be filming
- you will be filming
- he/she will be filming
- we will be filming
- you will be filming
- they will be filming
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been filming
- you have been filming
- he/she has been filming
- we have been filming
- you have been filming
- they have been filming
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been filming
- you will have been filming
- he/she will have been filming
- we will have been filming
- you will have been filming
- they will have been filming
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been filming
- you had been filming
- he/she had been filming
- we had been filming
- you had been filming
- they had been filming
film
(pl films)
masculine noun
1movie , film (British)
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film [feelm, feel'-may]
noun
1Film, movie. (m)
film
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