screenplay in Greek
screenplay in Greek is σενάριο — screenplay means the written text of a film or TV show, including dialogue, scenes, and action descriptions.
screenplay in Greek
σενάριο
Pronounced: senario
(authorship, cinematography) A script for a movie or a television show; especially, the former specifically.
What does "screenplay" mean?
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noun The written text of a film or TV show, including dialogue, scenes, and action descriptions.
"The director asked for three rewrites of the screenplay before filming began."
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verb To write a screenplay for a film or show.
"He was hired to screenplay the sequel."
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screenplay in a sentence
- The director asked for three rewrites of the screenplay before filming began.
- She spent two years writing a screenplay based on her grandmother's life.
- He was hired to screenplay the sequel.
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What is "screenplay" in Greek?
"screenplay" in Greek is σενάριο. screenplay means: The written text of a film or TV show, including dialogue, scenes, and action descriptions.
How do you pronounce σενάριο?
"screenplay" in Greek is σενάριο, pronounced "senario".
How do you use "screenplay" in a sentence?
Example: "The director asked for three rewrites of the screenplay before filming began." In Greek, "screenplay" is σενάριο.
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