cinematic
gb/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk/ us/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk/
B2
Inglês
Aceções
0 aceções
adjective
B2
property
1
relating to movies
connected with movies or the making of movies
Padrão de uso:
cinematic [something]
Erro comum:
Do not use cinematic to mean a movie theater; use cinema or movie theater.
Sinónimos
film (common attributive word meaning related to films)
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movie (more informal, especially in American English)
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filmic (more specialized or critical)
Antónimos
noncinematic (not related to cinema or film)
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theatrical (related to stage drama rather than film)
Colocações
cinematic history
|cinematic techniques
|cinematic language
|cinematic storytelling
|cinematic tradition
|cinematic style
|cinematic medium
|cinematic art
Temas
film
|media
|arts
|entertainment
Exemplos
- The course explores cinematic history from the silent era to the streaming age.
- She is researching cinematic techniques used in early documentary films.
- The festival celebrates cinematic traditions from around the world.
Exemplos para aprendentes
- He is interested in cinematic history.
- The class teaches basic cinematic techniques.
adjective
B2
property
2
like a dramatic movie
looking or feeling like a scene from a movie
Padrão de uso:
[something] is cinematic; cinematic [view/scene/style/experience]
Erro comum:
Cinematic often suggests an impressive movie-like style; it does not simply mean that something appears in a movie.
Sinónimos
film-like (direct and descriptive)
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movie-like (more informal and general)
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dramatic (emphasizes emotional or visual impact)
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visually striking (emphasizes strong appearance rather than connection to film)
Antónimos
ordinary (lacking a special movie-like quality)
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flat (lacking visual depth or excitement)
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uncinematic (not suitable for or not resembling film)
Colocações
cinematic look
|cinematic feel
|cinematic quality
|cinematic visuals
|cinematic lighting
|cinematic soundtrack
|cinematic scope
|cinematic experience
|cinematic landscape
|cinematic trailer
Temas
visual_style
|film
|media
|arts
Exemplos
- The drone shot gave the wedding video a cinematic feel.
- Her photographs have a dark, cinematic quality.
- The game opens with a cinematic view of the ruined city.
Exemplos para aprendentes
- The sunset looked cinematic.
- The video has cinematic music and lighting.
Nome
technical
C1
entity
3
movie-like game sequence
a short movie scene in a video game
Padrão de uso:
a cinematic; the opening cinematic; skip the cinematic
Erro comum:
As a noun, cinematic is mostly used in gaming and animation; for an ordinary film, say movie or film.
Sinónimos
cutscene (more common general gaming term)
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video sequence (more descriptive and neutral)
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animated sequence (emphasizes animation)
Antónimos
gameplay (the interactive part of a game, as opposed to a noninteractive sequence)
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playable section (a part the player controls)
Colocações
opening cinematic
|in-game cinematic
|pre-rendered cinematic
|story cinematic
|intro cinematic
|final cinematic
|short cinematic
|skip a cinematic
Temas
video_games
|media
|animation
|entertainment
Exemplos
- The opening cinematic explains why the city is at war.
- Players can skip the cinematic after they have watched it once.
- The studio released a short cinematic to introduce the new character.
Exemplos para aprendentes
- The game starts with a cinematic.
- I skipped the cinematic and began playing.
Gramática
Forma de dicionário
cinematic
IPA
GB/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk/
US/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk/
Sílabas e acento
cine - mat - ic (3 sílabas)
Stress on 3rd syllable (ic)
Formas da palavra
Adjective
- Base: cinematic
Expressões
cinematic experience
1/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk ɪkspˈɪɹiəns/
fixed phrase
immersive movie-like experience
an experience that feels big, exciting, and like watching a movie
Exemplos
- The theater upgraded its sound system to create a more cinematic experience.
- The game uses wide shots and orchestral music to deliver a cinematic experience.
- Watching the documentary on a large screen made it a much more cinematic experience.
cinematic language
1/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk lˈæŋɡwɪd͡ʒ/
fixed phrase
technical
film techniques that communicate meaning
the visual and sound methods films use to tell a story or create meaning
Exemplos
- The director's cinematic language relies on long takes and quiet close-ups.
- Students analyzed how editing and sound shape the film's cinematic language.
- Horror films often use a recognizable cinematic language of shadows, silence, and sudden movement.
cinematic look
1/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk lˈʊk/
fixed phrase
professional film-like visual style
a video or photo style that looks like a professional movie
Exemplos
- The director used warm lighting and long shadows to create a cinematic look.
- Many phone cameras now include filters that imitate a cinematic look.
- The tutorial explains how to get a cinematic look with a simple lens and careful color grading.
cinematic mode
1/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk mˈoʊd/
fixed phrase
technical
movie-like camera or game mode
a setting that makes video look more like a movie
Exemplos
- She shot the interview in cinematic mode so the background would blur softly.
- The game switches to cinematic mode during major story moments.
- Some phones let you adjust the focus after recording in cinematic mode.
cinematic trailer
1/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk tɹˈeɪlɚ/
fixed phrase
polished movie-like promotional video
a movie-like trailer, often for a game
Exemplos
- The company released a cinematic trailer before showing real gameplay footage.
- The cinematic trailer introduced the game's world and main villain.
- Fans loved the trailer's music, but some complained that it was only a cinematic trailer.
cinematic universe
1/sˌɪnəmˈætɪk jˈunəvˌɚs/
fixed phrase
connected fictional film world
a set of connected movies or shows that happen in the same fictional world
Exemplos
- The studio tried to build a cinematic universe around its monster films.
- Fans like the way each movie adds new details to the larger cinematic universe.
- The series takes place in the same cinematic universe as the original films.
the cinematic arts
1/ðə sˌɪnəmˈætɪk ˈɑɹts/
fixed phrase
formal
film as an art field
the art and study of making films and related screen works
Exemplos
- She earned a degree in the cinematic arts before becoming an editor.
- The museum opened a new program devoted to the cinematic arts.
- His lectures examine how technology has changed the cinematic arts.