filmgoing
noun [ U ] mainly UK uk/?f?lm?ɡ??.??/ us/?f?lm?ɡo?.??/ (also cinemagoing); (US usually moviegoing)
在影院观影
the act of going regularly to watch films at the cinema
The few studies of cinema audiences that do exist cannot fully capture the individual, subjective experience of filmgoing. 仅有的少数一些对电影观众的研究不能概括所有的个人主观的观影体验。
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- From the 1930s to the early 1950s, B-westerns were an indispensable part of filmgoing in the US and the UK.
- Producers and distributors tried to console themselves with the thought that filmgoing historically has seemed recession-proof.
- What we know ourselves of filmgoing tells us something very useful about how an audience educates itself in a new form.
- Mr Antonioni, like Mr Bergman, rose to prominence at a time, in midcentury, when filmgoing was an intellectual pursuit.
filmgoing
adjective [ before noun ] mainly UK uk/?f?lm?ɡ??.??/ us/?f?lm?ɡo?.??/ (US usually moviegoing)
在影院观影的
#p#分页标题#e#connected with the activity of watching films at the cinema, or with people who regularly do this
the filmgoing public 去电影院看电影的民众
This film is a highlight of the filmgoing year so far. 这部电影是到目前为止今年上映的电影中最精彩的一部。
See: filmgoer
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- The new Batman epic is the biggest opener in US filmgoing history.
- The filmgoing audience never got to see who she really was.
- The cinematography and the perfect performances all add up to a rare filmgoing experience.
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