Film
film
a movie
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What's the difference between Film / Streifen / Kinofilm / Spielfilm / Filmrolle / Leinwand
Colloquial word for a film; sounds a bit less neutral and more casual, often used in speech.
A film shown in a cinema; emphasizes that it is a theatrical movie, not a video or a TV series.
A feature film with a fictional story; contrasts with a documentary or a short film.
An old film reel or strip; today it is mainly used in technical or historical contexts, not for the movie as a work itself.
Literally a screen or canvas; in relation to films it is rare and usually refers to cinema projection or the big screen.
An old-fashioned or literary colloquial word for a film; sounds somewhat dated and is used less often than plain 'Film'.
A sound film, i.e. a film with sound; usually a historical-technical term, especially contrasted with silent film.
A silent film without synchronized sound; it refers to a specific historical film type, not the general word 'film'.
A documentary about real events, people, or facts; not a general synonym, but a specific type of film.
A short film; denotes a film with a short duration and is a specific subtype of film.
An old-fashioned, literary word for cinema or film; rarely used in everyday speech today.
A film on video; sounds somewhat dated and usually refers to a video recording rather than cinema in the broad sense.
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How to pronounce Film and what this word means
Film means film. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce Film
/dɛɐ̯ fɪlm/
Film translation
film
Film examples
Der Film war sehr spannend.
Film transcription
/dɛɐ̯ fɪlm/
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Film meaning: what does it mean?
ein Kino- oder Fernsehfilm
Film pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
Film is pronounced as /dɛɐ̯ fɪlm/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Film definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Der Film war sehr spannend. Translation: Фильм был очень захватывающим.
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