English Etymology foot ( unit ) + -age
Pronunciation Lua error in Module:parameters at line 95 : Parameter 1 should be a valid language or etymology language code; the value "US" is not valid. See WT:LOL and WT:LOL/E . enPR : fo͝otəj , IPA (key ) : /ˈfʊtədʒ/ Noun footage (countable and uncountable plural footages
( uncountable ) amount of film or tape that has been used to record something.
The footage we shot of the riot yesterday got ruined. A measurement in feet . Derived terms Translations amount of film that has been used
Chinese:
Mandarin: 影片 (zh) ( yǐngpiàn ) , 錄像 ／ 录像 (zh) ( lùxiàng ) , 录像 (zh) ( lùxiàng ) , 鏡頭 ／ 镜头 (zh) ( jìngtóu ) , 镜头 (zh) ( jìngtóu )
Dutch: filmmateriaal n
Estonian: filmimaterjal
Finnish: kuvamateriaali (fi) , filmiaineisto filmausmateriaali
French: pellicule enregistrée f métrage cinématographique m métrage (fr) m
German: Filmmaterial n Filmmeter pl or m Bandmaterial n
Italian: materiale filmato m
Japanese: 映像 (ja) ( えいぞう, eizō ) , フッテージ ( futtēji )
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Norwegian: filmmateriale n
Polish: materiał filmowy m
Portuguese: material (pt) m
Russian: отсня́тый материа́л m ( otsnjátyj materiál ) , фута́ж (ru) m ( futáž ) , метра́ж (ru) m ( metráž )
Serbo-Croatian:
Roman: filmski materijal m snimka (sh) f
Spanish: filmación análoga
Swedish: filmmaterial n
