footage in Italian
footage in Italian is materiale filmato — footage means recorded video or film material.
footage in Italian
materiale filmato
(usually, uncountable) An amount of film or tape that has been used to record something.
What does "footage" mean?
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noun Recorded video or film material.
"The documentary used rare footage of wildlife filmed deep in the rainforest."
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noun A measurement expressed in feet, especially the area of a space.
"The estate agent listed the square footage of each room."
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footage in a sentence
- The documentary used rare footage of wildlife filmed deep in the rainforest.
- The news channel showed footage from the security camera.
- The estate agent listed the square footage of each room.
- The flat's footage is small, but the rooms feel bright and open.
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What is "footage" in Italian?
"footage" in Italian is materiale filmato. footage means: Recorded video or film material.
How do you use "footage" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary used rare footage of wildlife filmed deep in the rainforest." In Italian, "footage" is materiale filmato.
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