frames
word · lemma: frame
/ˈfɹeɪmz/
/fɹˈeɪmz/
Definition
Plural of 'frame': rigid structures that support something (like the body of a building or a picture), or individual images in a film or video.
Usage & Nuances
'Frames' can refer to physical structures (like window frames, door frames, or picture frames), or to the single images that make up a video or movie. Often used in technical contexts ('video frames per second') or when talking about construction. Make sure to match the context.
Spanish: marcos - armazones (estructura) - fotogramas (video)Portuguese (BR): molduras - armações (estrutura) - quadros (video)Portuguese (PT): molduras - armações (estrutura) - fotogramas (vídeo)Chinese (Simplified): 框架 - 相框 - 帧（视频）Chinese (Traditional): 框架 - 相框 - 幀（影片）Hindi: फ्रेम्स - ढाँचे (संरचना) - फ़्रेम्स (वीडियो)Arabic: إطارات - هياكل (بناء) - إطارات (فيديو)Bengali: ফ্রেম - কাঠামো - ফ্রেম (ভিডিও)Russian: рамки - конструкции (структура) - кадры (видео)Japanese: フレーム - 枠組み - フレーム（動画）Vietnamese: khung - khung ảnh - khung hình (video)Korean: 프레임 - 틀 - 프레임(영상)Turkish: çerçeveler - iskeletler (yapı) - kareler (video)Urdu: فریمز - ڈھانچے (ساخت) - فریمز (ویڈیو)Indonesian: bingkai - kerangka - frame (video)
Example Sentences
The building's metal frames are very strong.
basic
This movie was shot at 24 frames per second.
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The glasses have new frames.
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She put the photos in beautiful frames.
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I need to replace the old window frames next summer.
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The animation looks smoother with more frames.
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