| 单词 | credit line |
| 释义 | > as lemmascredit line credit line n. a printed or on-screen acknowledgement of a person or organization involved in creating the item being presented. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > performance arts > cinematography > a film > [noun] > accompanying text on screen > credit credit1919 credit title1922 opening credits1931 credit list1935 title sequence1936 end credits1948 closing credits1952 credit line1984 1888 Writer Feb. 34/2 Most of the magazines furnish advance sheets to the newspapers containing the poems to appear in the succeeding number of the magazine in order that they may be used with the credit line, ‘Alice May Jones in January Scribbler's’. 1911 Green Bk. Album Oct. 802/1 The stage producer is a more or less mysterious individual, humanized in the public mind only through the medium of the little ‘credit’ line in the program of the piece he has staged. 1914 Writer's Mag. Feb. 44/2 The Photoplaywright should have equal prominence in credit line with the staff writer of the new story. 1934 H. N. Rose Thes. Slang vii. 50/2 Line below a picture giving the name of the photographer, the credit line. 1962 Guardian 15 Feb. 6/4 The talks producers..do not get credit lines [in the Radio Times] for their work. 1984 S. Hoppmann-Lowenthal tr. L. Lowenthal in L. Lowenthal Lit. & Mass Culture 238 The worthiness and uniqueness of each individual involved in the making of a film finds expression in the film's credit lines. 2006 B. M. Thomsen Awful Truths 80 (heading) The creation of Batman was not a solo project, no matter what the credit line says. < as lemmas |
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