footage in Japanese
footage in Japanese is 映像 — footage means recorded video or film material.
footage in Japanese
映像
Pronounced: eizō
(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 Japanese?
"footage" in Japanese is 映像. footage means: Recorded video or film material.
How do you pronounce 映像?
"footage" in Japanese is 映像, pronounced "eizō".
How do you use "footage" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary used rare footage of wildlife filmed deep in the rainforest." In Japanese, "footage" is 映像.
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