celluloid

/sel-yuh-loid/US // ˈsɛl yəˌlɔɪd //UK // (ˈsɛljʊˌlɔɪd) //

赛璐珞,赛璐珞石,赛璐璐,珞珈山

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a tough, highly flammable substance consisting essentially of nitrocellulose and camphor: once used in the manufacture of motion-picture and x-ray film, it is now used in a limited line of other products, including guitar picks, musical instruments, and table tennis balls.
- : motion-picture film: He was an intense director and a scrupulous editor, famous for leaving piles of celluloid on the cutting-room floor.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : Informal. of or involving motion pictures: a star of the stage who was never lured into the celluloid industry.

as inmovie

Synonyms

People surviving or dying in ways at once shudderingly alien and hauntingly familiar, if only on celluloid.
Robinson’s film work was just one part of his meteoric career, and his choices were limited by industry practices of the times, but the problematic celluloid images stuck.
In the most crowd-pleasing section of the exhibition—dubbed Stage and Screen—hang his pictures of celluloid legends.
“Everyone could see their love right there on celluloid,” added their son, Stephen Bogart.
Of course, a great literary work does not a great film make—if it did, Shakespeare would need merely to be slathered on celluloid.
On celluloid, similar fates have been met—sometimes even worse.
In her hands, celluloid comes off as a medium that allows for old-fashioned rumination, with some of the slowness of oil paint.
Real celluloid ivory combs, fit for the President's wife, sure enough.
No high gloss to look like Celluloid or Paper Collars, but a nice medium finish that has all the appearance of new work.
The front of the box is provided with a handle and a celluloid label for the name of the contained medium.
Then he sat down and pulled out his mothers celluloid memorandum tablets.

/sel-yuh-loid/US // ˈsɛl yəˌlɔɪd //UK // (ˈsɛljʊˌlɔɪd) //

赛璐珞,赛璐珞石,赛璐璐,珞珈山

n.名词 noun

1
- : a tough, highly flammable substance consisting essentially of nitrocellulose and camphor: once used in the manufacture of motion-picture and x-ray film, it is now used in a limited line of other products, including guitar picks, musical instruments, and table tennis balls.
- : motion-picture film: He was an intense director and a scrupulous editor, famous for leaving piles of celluloid on the cutting-room floor.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : Informal. of or involving motion pictures: a star of the stage who was never lured into the celluloid industry.

as inmovie

Synonyms

People surviving or dying in ways at once shudderingly alien and hauntingly familiar, if only on celluloid.
Robinson’s film work was just one part of his meteoric career, and his choices were limited by industry practices of the times, but the problematic celluloid images stuck.
In the most crowd-pleasing section of the exhibition—dubbed Stage and Screen—hang his pictures of celluloid legends.
“Everyone could see their love right there on celluloid,” added their son, Stephen Bogart.
Of course, a great literary work does not a great film make—if it did, Shakespeare would need merely to be slathered on celluloid.
On celluloid, similar fates have been met—sometimes even worse.
In her hands, celluloid comes off as a medium that allows for old-fashioned rumination, with some of the slowness of oil paint.
Real celluloid ivory combs, fit for the President's wife, sure enough.
No high gloss to look like Celluloid or Paper Collars, but a nice medium finish that has all the appearance of new work.
The front of the box is provided with a handle and a celluloid label for the name of the contained medium.
Then he sat down and pulled out his mothers celluloid memorandum tablets.