filmstrip

film·strip

F0121700 (fĭlm′strĭp′)n. A length of film containing a series of photographs, diagrams, or other graphic matter prepared for still projection.

filmstrip

(ˈfɪlmˌstrɪp) n (Photography) a strip of film composed of different images projected separately as slides

film•strip

(ˈfɪlmˌstrɪp)

n. a length of film containing a series of related transparencies for projection on a screen. [1925–30]

Translations

filminastriscia

Filmstrip

filmstrip

[′film‚strip] (graphic arts) A continuous length of 35-millimeter film containing a number of still photographs, drawings, or charts, which are projected on a screen one at a time.

Filmstrip

(in Russian, diafil’m), a short film composed of a number of positive images (slides) that have a common topic; less frequently, the pictures are not so connected. Filmstrips are usually produced on color or black-and-white film by the reverse process or by combining two separate (negative and positive) processes. A microfilm is a special variety of filmstrip.

Filmstrips are viewed through a viewer (for individual use) or a projector (to reproduce the image on a screen). Sometimes a sound recording of a spoken narrative or of background music is run simultaneously with the showing of a filmstrip. Filmstrips serve as visual aids in schoolwork, during lectures, and for propaganda purposes. They are an important tool of education and help children to develop their aesthetic taste, curiosity, and good working habits. In the USSR filmstrips are produced by the Diafil’m studio (established in 1930 in Moscow).

单词	filmstrip
释义	filmstrip film·strip F0121700 (fĭlm′strĭp′)n. A length of film containing a series of photographs, diagrams, or other graphic matter prepared for still projection. filmstrip (ˈfɪlmˌstrɪp) n (Photography) a strip of film composed of different images projected separately as slides film•strip (ˈfɪlmˌstrɪp) n. a length of film containing a series of related transparencies for projection on a screen. [1925–30] Translations filminastriscia Filmstrip filmstrip [′film‚strip] (graphic arts) A continuous length of 35-millimeter film containing a number of still photographs, drawings, or charts, which are projected on a screen one at a time. Filmstrip (in Russian, diafil’m), a short film composed of a number of positive images (slides) that have a common topic; less frequently, the pictures are not so connected. Filmstrips are usually produced on color or black-and-white film by the reverse process or by combining two separate (negative and positive) processes. A microfilm is a special variety of filmstrip. Filmstrips are viewed through a viewer (for individual use) or a projector (to reproduce the image on a screen). Sometimes a sound recording of a spoken narrative or of background music is run simultaneously with the showing of a filmstrip. Filmstrips serve as visual aids in schoolwork, during lectures, and for propaganda purposes. They are an important tool of education and help children to develop their aesthetic taste, curiosity, and good working habits. In the USSR filmstrips are produced by the Diafil’m studio (established in 1930 in Moscow).
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