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Meanings of webcam in English
Computer-connected video camera that streams its image in real time to a computer network.
Usage of webcam in English
1
This footage is from a Today studio webcam at New Broadcasting House.
2
The Dell XPS 13 finally eliminated a similarly positioned webcam this year.
3
However, there was no evidence the webcam was turned on that night.
4
GeoNet's webcam images show volcanic ash had covered the main crater floor.
5
Friends share meals or moments via Instagram and badly lit webcam video.
6
They were each wearing a headset and using a secure webcam feed.
7
And talking of cameras, you can also clearly see the front-facing webcam.
8
Yes, there's still a bed, but it's positioned out of webcam range.
9
Or make that: The webcam nearest you might be in your bar.
10
Kirsten Mildren spoke to the BBC's Lucy Hockings via webcam from Bangkok.
11
The images are better than those of any other webcam I've tried.
12
But I didn't expect that gadget to be the pedestrian, jittery webcam.
13
Broadly speaking, webcam notarizations could cut expenses for lenders, notaries and borrowers.
14
If you hook up a webcam, you can even video-chat at 720p.
15
He stood up, turned from the webcam and walked to the chair.
16
Some were solitarily preaching to a webcam in big barracks of churches.
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Catalan
Webcam through the time
Webcam across language varieties
United States of America
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