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影
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Definitions
- 1. picture
- 2. image
- 3. film
- 4. movie
- 5. photograph
- 6. reflection
- 7. shadow
- 8. trace
Example Sentences
1 shown你喜歡戲劇, 電 影 等等嗎?
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Words Containing 影
to come to nothing (idiom)
wedding photos (done in studio, kit and caboodle taken care of by the studio)
lit. looking at one's shadow and feeling sorry for oneself (idiom)
trace
trace
photojournalist
angiography
hand shadow drama
a photocopy
inverted image
lit. chasing the wind and clutching at shadows (idiom); fig. groundless accusations
video conference
film and theater
environmental impact assessment EIA
shadow cabinet
face (esp. remembered)
projective geometry
a projective transformation
flickering light and passing shadows (idiom)
(poetic depiction of plum blossom)
shadowy
time-lapse photography
projector
copy (of a document)
to make a movie
film star
film industry
wide-screen movie
DVD
inseparable (as form and shadow)
illusion (Buddhism)
(lit. and fig.) shadow
to be all alone by oneself
silhouette
to take a photograph
niche as shown in an X-Ray (medicine)
reflection in a deep pond
time-lapse photography
wide-screen movie
mammography
to make movies
screenplay
rear view
(male) superstar of the silver screen; best actor award winner
influence
film director
photojournalist
crane shot
umbra
moviedom
film studio
film enthusiast
film award
Beijing Film Academy
no trace to be seen
shadow
video
light and shadow
filmmaking
spirit wall (screen wall used to shield an entrance in traditional Chinese architecture)
center of projection
projective geometry
projection (geometry)
Naruto, manga and anime series
huge influence
lit. body and shadow follow each other (idiom)
time-lapse photography
lighting effect
autoradiography
photo album
to videotape
(idiom) to attack sb by innuendo; to make insinuations
movie; film
evil influence
DVD player
angiography
to hide
recorded media (CD and DVD)
(Taiwan usage) child in need of help (orphaned, abandoned, abused etc)
influence
plane of projection (in perspective drawing)
overlapping images
(fig.) specter
lit. a lonely body with only a shadow for company
film festival
line of project
Tomb Raider (computer game)
to disappear without trace (idiom)
to come to nothing (idiom)
projective geometry
roman à clef
science fiction movie
moviedom
to take a joint photo
camera
wide ranging influence
camcorder
environmental impact
to vanish
unaffected
projector
a copy of a film
Paramount Pictures (US movie company)
movie actor
image
massacre
photographic reproduction
shadow
cinema; movie theater
shadow; umbra
phantom
lit. come without a shadow, leave without a footprint (idiom); to come and go without a trace
photographer
slow shutter speed photography
lit. froth and shadows
profile
eye shadow (cosmetics)
photographer
to project
image processing
cinema; movie theater
paper-cut silhouette
time-lapse photography
to refer obliquely to
cult film
stereoscopic cinema
neutron radiography
total shadow
shadow play
influential
oblique projection
rear view
see 捕風捉影|捕风捉影[bǔ fēng zhuō yǐng]
cinema ticket
time-lapse photography
film review
with only body and shadow to comfort each other (idiom)
phantom (esp. of Western fantasy)
gone without a trace
miniature version of sth
movies and television
impact; effect
cinema
photography
(slang) (usu. of a woman) sb who looks stunning from behind
lit. to see a bow reflected in a cup as a snake (idiom); fig. unnecessary suspicions
time-lapse photography
developer (photographic processing)
to watch a movie
reach of influence
movie queen; best actress award winner
(idiom) lonely soul; solitary
orthogonal projection
perspective drawing
(photographic processing) to develop
horror movie
image file
film festival
to hide from public view
photo of a (married) couple
positrion emission tomography (PET)
beautiful image of a woman
to take a photo as a souvenir
The Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber
hatched lines
lit. set up a pole and immediately see its shadow (idiom)
filmmaking
pinhole camera (for espionage, voyeurism etc)
to fix a photographic image
as the shadow follows the body (idiom)
projective geometry