cinematic in Greek
cinematic in Greek is κινηματογραφικός — cinematic means relating to films, or having the visual style and quality of a professionally made movie.
cinematic in Greek
κινηματογραφικός
Pronounced: kinimatografikos
Of or relating to the cinema.
What does "cinematic" mean?
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adj Relating to films, or having the visual style and quality of a professionally made movie.
"The drone footage looked incredibly cinematic."
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noun A short, pre-rendered scene in a video game used to advance the story, distinct from actual gameplay.
"The game's opening cinematic set up the entire plot."
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cinematic in a sentence
- The drone footage looked incredibly cinematic.
- The director gave the show a cinematic feel with sweeping wide shots.
- The game's opening cinematic set up the entire plot.
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What is "cinematic" in Greek?
"cinematic" in Greek is κινηματογραφικός. cinematic means: Relating to films, or having the visual style and quality of a professionally made movie.
How do you pronounce κινηματογραφικός?
"cinematic" in Greek is κινηματογραφικός, pronounced "kinimatografikos".
How do you use "cinematic" in a sentence?
Example: "The drone footage looked incredibly cinematic." In Greek, "cinematic" is κινηματογραφικός.
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