films
films — 名詞
- filmssingular
- filmsesplural
1. A story told through moving images and sound, shown in a movie theatre, on telev
電影
透過影像與聲音說故事的作品
A story told through moving images and sound, shown in a movie theatre, on television, or through an online service.
Sofia and her friends watched two films at the mall on Saturday.
Sofia 和朋友星期六在購物中心看了兩部電影。
The director's latest films have won awards at festivals in Taipei and Tokyo.
那位導演的最新電影在臺北和東京的影展中都獲得了獎項。
collocation: win awards at festivals
Many older films are now available to watch on streaming services.
現在許多老電影都可以在串流平臺上觀看。
Lotte rented three classic French films from the library last weekend.
Lotte 上週末從圖書館借了三部經典法國電影。
Sayaka prefers to watch films with Chinese subtitles to improve her Mandarin.
Sayaka 偏好觀看有中文字幕的電影來增進她的中文能力。
- movie
more common in American English; less formal
- motion picture
formal term, common in awards ceremonies and legal contexts
文法句型
watch + film
make + film
direct + film
用法筆記
In British English, 'film' is the usual word for a motion picture; in American English, 'movie' is far more common in everyday speech.
常見錯誤
2. A thin, light-sensitive material used in traditional cameras to capture photogra
底片
相機中感光的膠片材料
A thin, light-sensitive material used in traditional cameras to capture photographs, before digital technology became the standard.
The photographer loaded a roll of film into her old Canon camera.
那位攝影師將一卷底片裝進她的老式 Canon 相機。
collocation: roll of film
Ilan keeps his exposed films in a cool, dark box until developing.
Ilan 將曝光過的底片存放在一個陰涼的暗盒中,直到沖洗為止。
Before digital cameras, every roll of film held only thirty-six photos.
在數位相機出現以前,每卷底片只能拍攝三十六張照片。
The shop still sells black-and-white film for classic photography.
那家店仍有販售黑白底片,供傳統攝影使用。
文法句型
roll of + film
film + is + [adjective]
exposed + film
用法筆記
As a mass noun ('film is sensitive to light'), it has no plural; the plural 'films' is used when referring to multiple rolls or different types of photographic film.
常見錯誤
3. A very thin covering or coat of a substance that spreads over a surface.
薄膜
物體表面極薄的覆蓋層
A very thin covering or coat of a substance that spreads over a surface.
A thin film of oil floated on the surface of the soup.
一層薄薄的油膜漂浮在湯的表面上。
grammar pattern: a thin film of + [substance]
The morning rain left a film of water across the car windows.
早晨的雨在車窗上留下一層水膜。
Dust formed a grey film on the bookshelf after months without cleaning.
幾個月沒有清理,灰塵在書架上形成了一層灰色的薄層。
Adaeze wiped the film of grease off the kitchen counter with a cloth.
Adaeze 用布把廚房流理檯上的油膜擦掉了。
文法句型
a film of + [substance]
a thin film of + [substance]
4. The art, business, and culture of creating and presenting motion pictures, regar
電影業
電影製作與發行的產業與藝術
The art, business, and culture of creating and presenting motion pictures, regarded as a creative field and industry.
Asher moved to Taipei to study film at the National University of the Arts.
Asher 搬到臺北,在國立臺北藝術大學攻讀電影。
The history of film includes pioneers from many countries around the world.
電影史上包含了來自世界各國的先驅人物。
Stephanie wrote a report on women directors in modern Indian film.
Stephanie 撰寫了一份關於現代印度電影中女性導演的报告。
Taiwan's film industry has produced several internationally acclaimed movies.
臺灣的電影產業製作出了幾部國際好評的作品。
文法句型
the film industry
study + film
in + film
用法筆記
This sense is always uncountable and is used without an article when referring to the medium in general: 'She works in film,' not 'She works in the film' (though 'the film industry' is fine).
常見錯誤
films — 動詞
- filmspresent simple I / you / we / they
- filmses3rd person singular
- filmsing-ing form
- filmsedpast simple
1. A person films something when they point a video camera at an event, a scene, or
拍攝
用攝影機錄製動態影像
A person films something when they point a video camera at an event, a scene, or a performance and record the action as moving pictures that can later be edited into a finished production.
The documentary team filmed the sea turtles laying eggs on the beach at night.
紀錄片團隊在夜間的沙灘上拍攝海龜產卵。
Nicholas filmed his sister's wedding with a small handheld camera.
Nicholas 用一台小型手持攝影機拍攝了他姐姐的婚禮。
Rania filmed a short cooking video for her YouTube channel last Tuesday.
Rania 上星期二為她的 YouTube 頻道拍攝了一支簡短的烹飪影片。
The news crew filmed the mayor opening the new library in Hualien.
新聞團隊拍攝了市長在花蓮為新圖書館揭幕的畫面。
Dewi filmed the entire school concert from the back row of the auditorium.
Dewi 從禮堂最後一排拍攝了整場學校音樂會。
- shoot
informal; common in the film production industry
- record
more general; can refer to audio or video
- capture on video
descriptive phrase; avoids medium-specific terminology
文法句型
film + noun phrase
be filmed + [location]
film + [person/event] + [participle]
用法筆記
Common passive construction: 'The scene was filmed in Kaohsiung.' Can also be used intransitively with a location: 'They are filming on location in Taitung.'