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Meanings of wide shot in English
Usage of wide shot in English
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Photo: Bruce Owen A wide shot of flooding in Pukekohe this afternoon.
2
A wide shot of a destroyed house on Mataso island.
3
Whenever there was a wide shot, we used a double.
4
It pulled back in order to get a wide shot.
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We begin with a panoramic wide shot of the stark, spare, mountainous Afghan landscape.
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A wide shot, facing the semi-circular windows, the door of the apartment behind us.
7
The director switches from a wide shot to a camera aimed purely at Wottle.
8
It was a wide shot, and it was a close-up.
9
Russell's wide shot from behind has lost none of its power half a century on.
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I switched to a wide shot of Rose's room.
11
We just need a wide shot real quick.
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Second photo is a mobile phone wide shot showing the moon and Mars over Raby Bay.
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The camera's behind him, and it's a wide shot, and it's just slowly moving in on him.
14
End the next closing ceremony with a wide shot of 1000 Australians having a good old Aussie whinge.
15
She had taken a picture earlier from this angle, a wide shot of the room face-on to the body.
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This wide shot of the audience had us wondering: Have the Emmys been hit by seat filler budget cuts?
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Translations for wide shot
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Spanish
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