filmed
- adjective
- /fɪlmd/
:
filmado
- The documentary was beautifully filmed in the stunning landscapes of the national park.
So it's four solid weeks, you know, all filmed in the operational HQ Uptown.
- So it's four solid weeks, you know, all filmed in the operational HQ Uptown.
- And that was my first exposure really to any sort of filmed medium.
- It's filmed in our they filmed it in like it's filmed in Spanish.
Examples
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They're just, you know, filmed and edited.
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And that was my first exposure really to any sort of filmed medium.
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But can I ask when it was filmed what time you had?
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However, if it's filmed, it's now not illegal.
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Yes, this was pre filmed everything that happened.
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So it's four solid weeks, you know, all filmed in the operational HQ Uptown.
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The concert was filmed and will be released on DVD next month.
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She shared a clip of the filmed performance on her social media account.
Synonyms
415
1.0
To record moving pictures with a camera to make a movie
397
3.2
To take a photograph or film
293
1.8
To record sound or images using a device
231
3.2
Filmed for a TV show or movie
106
3.2
To record a TV program or event on tape
11
3.2
To record moving pictures with a camera
3
3.9
Sound or speech stored on a long plastic strip that you can play
3
3.6
Made earlier for people to watch or listen to later
1
9.5
To record a video with a camera or phone
Put on tape, film, or digital media to keep and play later
Recorded on audio or video tape for later use
Antonyms
How Recorded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Filmed comes from film, which used to mean a 'thin skin' or layer like the shiny skin on soap. The long strip that reacts to light and was used to make movies was called a film, so to film something is to 'record it as a movie'.