film
/fɪlm/
verb
- To record moving images with a camera; to make a movie or video.
- They plan to film the wedding ceremony from start to finish.
- We filmed a short video for our school project.
- The director filmed the scene in a single take.
- To cover or become covered with a thin layer.
- Her eyes filmed with tears as she said goodbye.
- The milk left a thin film on the inside of the glass.
- The pond filmed over with ice during the cold night.
noun
- A story or event recorded by a camera as a set of moving images and shown in a theater or on television; a movie.
- This director is famous for making award-winning films.
- The film tells the true story of a young artist.
- We saw a great film about space exploration last weekend.
- A thin, flexible material coated with a light-sensitive substance, used for taking photographs or making movies.
- I need to buy a new roll of film for my old camera.
- The photographer developed the film in a darkroom.
- Before digital cameras, people used film to take pictures.
- A thin layer of something covering a surface.
- The window had a film of ice on it this morning.
- A thin film of oil floated on top of the water.
- There was a film of dust on the old bookshelf.