Films
Pronunciation: /ˈfɪlm/
Films (noun)
- A story or event recorded by a camera and shown in theaters or on TV.
- A very thin layer of something, like oil on water or plastic wrap.
- A strip of plastic used in cameras to capture images before digital technology.
Examples
- They watched a film together on the weekend.
- The film received excellent reviews from critics.
Common collocations: watch a film, film festival, film director, thin film, film of dust
Films (verb)
- To use a camera to record a movie or video.
Examples
- They decided to film the event for posterity.
- She filmed the documentary over several months.