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cine

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cine [ˈsɪnɪ] CPD (Brit) cine camera Ncámara f cinematográfica
cine film Npelícula f de cine
cine projector Nproyector m de películas
cine:
cine camera
n (Brit) → (Schmal)filmkamera f
cine film
n (Brit) → Schmalfilm m


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Advances in technology have meant that anything that you may have considered defunct and unusable, can in fact be restored, fully modernized and a vital part of your life once more Cine film is just one such example Advances in technology have meant that anything that you may have considered defunct and unusable, can in fact be restored, fully modernized and a vital part of your life once more.
CINE PLEASURE Multiplex majors now go regional with plans of expansion in Tier- II and Tier- III cities CINEGOERS in smaller towns and cities will have the same movie viewing experience as their counterparts in some of the metros in the near future.
The production awards were organised by Association of CINE TV and Advertisement Production Executives.
 
 
 
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