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cameraman
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cam·er·a·man  (kmr--mn, kmr-)
n.
A man who operates a movie or television camera.
cameraman [ˈkæmərəˌmæn ˈkæmrə-]
n pl -men
(Performing Arts) a person who operates a film or television camera
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.cameraman - a photographer who operates a movie cameracameraman - a photographer who operates a movie camera
camera operator, cinematographer
lensman, photographer - someone who takes photographs professionally
Translations
cameraman [ˈkæmərəmæn] N (cameramen (pl)) → cámara mf, operador(a) m/f
cameraman [ˈkæmrəmæn] n → caméraman m
camera-shy [ˌkæmrəˈʃaɪ] adj
she's camera-shy → elle n'aime pas être prise en photo
cameraman [ˈkæmərəˌmæn] n (-men (pl)) → cameraman m inv
cameraman → مُصَوِّر kameraman kameramand Kameramann κάμερα-μαν camarógrafo, operador de cámara elokuvan kuvaaja caméraman kamerman cameraman カメラマン 카메라맨 cameraman kameramann kamerzysta operador cinematográfico, operador de câmara фотограф kameraman ช่างภาพ kameraman nhà quay phim 摄影师
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