to affect; to have an effect on (often used for a negative effect or a disturbance)

movie; film; a form of art that records images and sound to be projected on a screen

film; movie; motion picture; in Taiwan, also used for videos and video clips

the art, process, or occupation of taking photographs or filming

influence; impact; the power to produce an effect on someone or something

photographer; cameraman; cinematographer

the combined fields of cinema and television; film and TV

a person's silhouette, shadow, or physical form as seen by others

a picture or image produced by optical or electronic devices, such as television or film

the dark shape created when an object blocks light

a dark area produced by an object blocking light; shadow or shade; an unpleasant or traumatic influence that lingers in the mind, such as a bad memory or feeling of gloom

to pose for a group photo together

A festival or exhibition showcasing films centered around a specific theme or competition.

rear view; a person's figure or image as seen from behind

movie theater; cinema; abbreviation for [[电影院|電影院|dian4 ying3 yuan4]]

cinema; movie theater

to perform radiography; the medical process of making organs visible under X-rays or other scans by using a contrast medium

A machine used to record moving images onto film; a cine camera; also an abbreviation for [[电影摄影机|電影攝影機|dian4 ying3 she4 ying3 ji1]]

the shadow of a human figure; a silhouette of a person

the shadow or image cast onto a surface; a lasting trace or reflection of an event in one's mind; (geometry, cartography) the representation on a plane of any part of the earth's surface or a three-dimensional object

A large movie theater complex; a movie center or cinema city.

trace; vestige; presence; a sign of where a person or thing has been

film enthusiast; person who is obsessed with movies or a particular movie star

film or movie star; famous cinema actor

an unreal or imagined image; phantom; mirage; vision

cosmetic powder or cream applied to the eyelids to add color or depth

audio and video recordings; audiovisual media (primarily Taiwan usage)

film, television, or photography studio; a large indoor space equipped with scenery, lighting, and sound equipment for filming or photography

a dark shadow or silhouette of a person or object

a person or thing that represents the typical features of something much larger; a microcosm or miniature version

To film or produce a motion picture

a review or critique of a film covering aspects such as the plot, acting, and cinematography

movie queen; a title of honor for a leading actress who has won a best actress award

to disappear completely without leaving any shadow or footprint; to vanish into thin air

The film or television industry; movie circles; the professional community and social world of cinema and TV performers or producers

inseparable like a person and their shadow; describes a very close relationship where two people are always together

photographer; cameraman; specifically an accomplished or professional photographer

literally to set up a pole and see its shadow; used to describe something that is immediately effective or produces quick results

A beautiful woman's silhouette or graceful form (often in a photograph or portrait); originally used in classical literature to describe the beautiful reflection or shadow of the moon

an inverted image or reflection, such as one seen in water

to develop a photographic film or print by treating exposed material with chemicals to make the image visible

shadow; umbra; a dark area or shape cast by an object

A prestigious public film school in Beijing; often abbreviated as [[北电|北電|bei3 dian4]]

to take a photo as a memento or souvenir; to have a picture taken to remember a moment

Literally "as the shadow follows the body"; refers to people or things being closely associated and staying together at all times

the motion-picture business; the cinema industry

The world of movies; moviedom. Also known as [[电影圈|電影圈|dian4 ying3 quan1]].

To refer to someone or something indirectly; to make an oblique reference or use innuendo.

to reproduce books, manuscripts, or rare documents using photographic plate-making methods (facsimile printing)