clip
- noun
- /klɪp/
- Multimedia tools, such as video clips, may help in solving this problem.
- video clip
- audio clip
- a short clip
Obviously, you know that from the clip we put out.
- Obviously, you know that from the clip we put out.
- Short, awesome little clips that make you go up.
- So let's join us in that clip with Steve Wozniak.
Examples
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Teachers reviewed concepts from the video clip that had just ended prior to starting the next video clip.
Academic text (2015) -
And just to set up the clip, it's a video letter.
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And this rather wonderful little video clip shows you probably better.
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This is the last of all the clips for this video.
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Please tell me you saw this clip on NFL Network today.
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In this condition, participants watched the video clip rather than read relevant material.
Academic text (2002) -
This amusing video clip features a montage of highlights from last year's festival.
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I watched a fascinating clip of the documentary that discussed environmental issues.
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The news broadcast included a clip of the mayor addressing the community about the new policy.
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Compounds
- Specialized
A small metal clip with a spring and teeth that connects wires temporarily
- NSFW
A small metal tool that holds the end of a marijuana cigarette so you do not burn your fingers
- Archaic
A place like a bar or nightclub that charges high prices and tricks customers
A small metal or plastic clip you wear on your ankle to keep trousers out of the bicycle chain
- UK
A short wire with metal clips at both ends used to make temporary electric connections
How Long
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Etymology
Clip (short video or audio) comes from an old word klippa meaning 'to cut', because a clip is a small 'cut' taken from a longer film or recording.