studio | |
gen. | atelier; studio |
cinema | studio |
construct. | atelier d'artiste; cabinet d'étude; atelier |
hobby cultur. | atelier de prise de vue photographique |
control | |
econ. | lien de domination |
el. | commande |
IT | automatisme de régulation; cerveau du robot |
life.sc. tech. | profil fluvial de contrôle |
mater.sc. | piloter |
math. | contrôle |
tech. | préparation photogrammétrique; stéréo-préparation; surveiller |
AND | |
comp. | ET |
comp., MS | AND; ET |
tech. | AND |
AND- | |
automat. | -ET |
and | |
gen. | ainsi que |
COMMUNICATION | |
polit. | COMMUNICATION |
Communication | |
EU. | Communication |
polit. | Communication |
communication | |
ling. | allocution |
mil. logist. | communication |
patents. | relation; service |
polit. | communication |
communications | |
environ. | communication |
polit. | communications |
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atelier m (A working place for an artist); studio m (A working place for an artist) | |||
studio m | |||
atelier d'artiste; cabinet d'étude; atelier m | |||
atelier de prise de vue photographique | |||
studio de prise de son ou de télévision | |||
English thesaurus | |||
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A company that makes movies. Larger studios such as the majors have extensive in-house soundstages also called "studio"s where filming can be done. | |||
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studio : 105 phrases in 19 subjects |
American usage, not spelling | 2 |
Communications | 29 |
Computers | 1 |
Construction | 12 |
Cultural studies | 9 |
Education | 3 |
Electronics | 5 |
Finances | 1 |
General | 15 |
Labor law | 1 |
Lighting other than cinema | 1 |
Marketing | 6 |
Microsoft | 6 |
Patents | 3 |
Radio | 5 |
Religion | 1 |
Technology | 1 |
Telecommunications | 3 |
Television | 1 |