films in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for films in the English»French Dictionary

I.film [Brit fɪlm, Am fɪlm] N

1. film CINE (movie):

film

film m

there's a new film on

un nouveau film passe

to be or work in films

travailler dans le cinéma

2. film PHOTO:

film (for snapshots)

pellicule f

film (for movies)

film m

a colour film

une pellicule couleur

to capture sth on film

enregistrer qc sur film

3. film (layer):

film

pellicule f

a film of oil/of dust

une pellicule d'huile/de poussière

to look at sb through a film of tears

regarder qn à travers un voile de larmes

4. film FOOD:

film

scellofrais ® m

II.film [Brit fɪlm, Am fɪlm] VB trans

film person: event, programme

filmer

film person: novel, play

adapter [qc] pour le cinéma

film camera: action, scene

enregistrer

III.film [Brit fɪlm, Am fɪlm] VB intr

film camera man, crew:

film

tourner

the cast are filming in Egypt

l'équipe tourne en Égypte

feature film N

feature film

long métrage m

film show N

film show

présentation f de films

cine film N

cine film

pellicule f cinématographique

cling film [Brit ˈklɪŋ fɪlm, Am ˈklɪŋ ˌfɪlm] N Brit

cling film

scellofrais ® m

colour film N

colour film (for camera)

pellicule f couleur

colour film CINE

film m en couleur

roll film N PHOTO

roll film

pellicule f en bobine

short film N CINE

short film

court métrage m

film-making N

film-making

cinéma m

film-maker N

film-maker

cinéaste m

films in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for films in the English»French Dictionary

I.film [fɪlm] N

film

film m

film for camera

pellicule f

II.film [fɪlm] VB trans, intr

film

filmer

sound-film N

sound-film

film m sonore

short film N

short film

court-métrage m

library film N

library film

film m d'archives

film star N

film star

vedette f de cinéma

film buff N

film buff

cinéphile mf

cling film N no pl, no art Brit

cling film

film m alimentaire

cine film N

cine film

film m

film studio N

film studio

studio m de cinéma

Translations for films in the French»English Dictionary

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cinéma muet

silent films

cinéma parlant

talking films pl

faire du cinéma

to be in films

films Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

or else we could see a film

ou bien nous pourrions voir un film

the film was all over the place

le film était complètement incohérent

the common run of films/students

les films/étudiants ordinaires

I've never seen a film like this

je n'ai jamais vu un film comme celui-ci

the film is showing at the Rex

le film passe au Rex

this film should be released next month

la sortie de ce film est prévue pour le mois prochain

continuous show/films from ... to ...

spectacle/cinéma permanent de ... à ...

this film is so boring/so sad

ce film est d'un ennui/d'un triste!

are you interested in seeing this film?

est-ce que ça t'intéresse [ou t'intéresserait] de voir ce film?

there's not enough action in this film

ce film manque d'action

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The sextet has also been used in comedy and cartoon films.

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As part of its agenda, the company invests in and nurtures talent, ensuring that the films they churn out are sensible and entertaining.

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Films, often relating to the material of study, are screened weekly, and student-produced plays are regularly part of the syllabus.

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These films launched a melodramatic sub-genre known as lacrima movie (i.e. tearjerker movie), usually characterized by plot involving unfortunate children and fatal diseases.

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Yet his films can still shock, if only through their political incorrectness.

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Various activities are organised by cultural organisations: storytelling, fire-eaters, tastings, games, meals, concerts, lectures, theatre, films and conferences.

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It was also reused in the play by the same name and years later in other films as well.

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Internationally, however, two films in 1986 overshadow all his other achievements.

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Both films had strong appeal to female moviegoers, an audience more receptive to moviegoing on a weekend dominated by a sporting event.

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In contrast to big cities, boycotts in smaller towns were more effective and theater owners complained of the harassment they received when they exhibited salacious films.

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