video
A movie or short film that you can watch on a screen.
A recording of moving visual images, typically with accompanying sound, stored on a medium such as digital files, DVDs, or online platforms.
The system or way of making and showing moving pictures.
The technology or medium used for recording, storing, and transmitting moving visual images.
To use a camera to make a video.
To record moving visual images using a camera or other recording device.
- Base: video
- Plural: videos
- Base: video
- 3rd Person Singular: videos
- Present Participle: videoing
- Past: videoed
- Irregular 3rd person singular: videos Verb
music video
1song set to visuals
A short film made to go with a song, often shown on TV or the internet.
- The band released their new music video online.
- She directed several music videos for famous artists.
video call
1call with live video and audio
A call where you can see and hear the other person using the internet.
- We had a video call with our relatives overseas.
- She prefers video calls to regular phone calls.
video footage
1recorded moving images for documentation
Recorded moving pictures, often used to show proof or events.
- The police reviewed the security camera's video footage.
- Video footage from the scene was shown on the news.
video game
1electronic game on screen
A game you play on a computer, console, or phone using pictures on a screen.
- He spends hours playing video games.
- Video games can be educational as well as entertaining.
viral video
1widely shared online video
A video that becomes very popular very quickly on the internet.
- Their prank became a viral video overnight.
- The viral video was shared by millions worldwide.
viral video
2Widely shared online video
A video on the internet that many people share very quickly.
- The viral video of the baby panda made everyone smile.
- He became famous after a viral video showed his street performance.
- Brands dream of creating the next big viral video.