rushes in Irish
rushes in Irish is buntéip — rushes means raw, unedited film footage as originally shot, before editing.
rushes in Irish
buntéip
(cinematography) Unedited footage; film material as recorded to tape etc.
What does "rushes" mean?
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noun Raw, unedited film footage as originally shot, before editing.
"The director reviewed the rushes from the day's filming that evening."
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rushes in a sentence
- The director reviewed the rushes from the day's filming that evening.
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What is "rushes" in Irish?
"rushes" in Irish is buntéip. rushes means: Raw, unedited film footage as originally shot, before editing.
How do you use "rushes" in a sentence?
Example: "The director reviewed the rushes from the day's filming that evening." In Irish, "rushes" is buntéip.
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