newsreel in Russian
newsreel in Russian is киножурна́л — newsreel means a short film reporting current events, once shown in cinemas before the main feature.
newsreel in Russian
киножурна́л
Pronounced: kinozhurnal
(countable) A short film containing news or current affairs; especially one of several shown in sequence.
What does "newsreel" mean?
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noun A short film reporting current events, once shown in cinemas before the main feature.
"The newsreel footage showed crowds celebrating the end of the war."
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newsreel in a sentence
- The newsreel footage showed crowds celebrating the end of the war.
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What is "newsreel" in Russian?
"newsreel" in Russian is киножурна́л. newsreel means: A short film reporting current events, once shown in cinemas before the main feature.
How do you pronounce киножурна́л?
"newsreel" in Russian is киножурна́л, pronounced "kinozhurnal".
How do you use "newsreel" in a sentence?
Example: "The newsreel footage showed crowds celebrating the end of the war." In Russian, "newsreel" is киножурна́л.
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