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HSK
movie; film / CL: , , 場|场
HSK 1
to take a photograph / photography / to shoot (a movie)
HSK 5
silhouette / figure
HSK 7-9
(lit. and fig.) shadow / CL:
HSK 6
group photo / to take a group photo
HSK 7-9
to project / a projection
phantom / mirage
HSK 7-9
light and shadow / sunlight and shade
horror movie
paper-cut silhouette / outline / sketch
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picture / image / film / movie / photograph / reflection / shadow / trace
lit. chasing the wind and clutching at shadows (idiom); fig. groundless accusations / to act on hearsay evidence
(Buddhism) illusion / pipe dream
profile / silhouette
the shadow of a human figure / a trace of a person's presence (usu. combined with a negative verb)
lit. to see a bow reflected in a cup as a snake (idiom); fig. unnecessary suspicions / overly fearful
lit. flash of knives and swords (idiom) / fig. intense conflict
(lit.) froth and shadows / (fig.) illusion; mirage
phantom (esp. of Western fantasy)
(idiom) to come to nothing
beautiful image of a woman
time-lapse photography
time-lapse photography
hand shadow drama
shadow; umbra
flickering light and passing shadows (idiom) / blurred scenery / cursory / superficial
eye shadow (cosmetics)
miniature version of sth / microcosm / epitome / (Tw) to microfilm
HSK 7-9
(idiom) to attack sb by innuendo; to make insinuations
science fiction movie
wedding photos (done in studio, kit and caboodle taken care of by the studio)
to hide / latent image (in photography)
The Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber
inverted image / reversed image (e.g. upside down)
time-lapse photography
lit. set up a pole and immediately see its shadow (idiom) / fig. to get instant results
time-lapse photography
to vanish / to be nowhere to be found / unfounded (story)
(geometry) projection / see
Tomb Raider (computer game)
computed tomography
lit. a lonely body with only a shadow for company / to be all alone (idiom)
slow shutter speed photography
to take a photo as a souvenir / a souvenir photo
to make a movie
total shadow / umbra
to watch a movie
wide-screen movie
no trace to be seen
to fix a photographic image
shadowy
crane shot / boom shot (photography)
(poetic depiction of plum blossom)
shadow / darkness / twilight
time-lapse photography
(photographic processing) to develop
(fig.) specter
umbra
reflection in a deep pond
rear view / figure seen from behind / view of the back (of a person or object)
massacre
photo of a (married) couple
(radiography) the shadow of a peptic ulcer in a barium-swallow X-ray
(physiology) afterimage; (photography) motion blur; (computer screen) ghosting; (fig.) lingering memory
angiography
overlapping images / double exposure of photo (e.g. due to fault or motion of camera) / double vision
orthogonal projection
trace / vestige / presence
to videotape / to videorecord
oblique projection
to make movies / to be a movie actor (or actress)
mammography
neutron radiography
angiography
computational photography
face (esp. remembered) / mental image of sb
time-lapse photography
positrion emission tomography (PET)
rear view / figure seen from behind / view of the back (of a person or object)
cult film
(idiom) to come to nothing


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