Definition of out-take in English:

out-take

noun

A scene, sequence, or song filmed or recorded for a film, programme, or record album but not included in the final version.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are strange out-takes from 1960s documentaries on plutonium waste-disposal and magnetism.
- I think the out-takes are pretty revealing because you usually see Jackie getting hurt or something going awry.
- Perhaps I'm being overly picky but I think it would have been cool to have seen some deleted scenes or out-takes on this or any of the other films in the box set.
- These re-issues include several out-takes and have been remastered in 24-bit sound.
- And the skiing holiday slapstick is like an out-take from a Jerry Lewis movie.
- What I'd forgotten was that a fascinating hour-long ‘Making of’ on the disc also includes bits of the out-takes.
- Twenty minutes of deleted and alternate scenes, scads of out-takes, the original BBC2 trailer and commentaries for every episode from the entire cast are only a few of the more notable highlights.
- There are plenty of extra tracks and studio out-takes, a fan's treasure trove.
- The overall effect was similar to a record company's release of remixed songs and studio out-takes on a ‘new and improved’ album.
- The out-take scene used over the final credits is a cringe-making business that doesn't even deserve to make it on to the DVD.
- And make sure you stay for the monster out-takes as the final credits roll.
- The three Anthology albums of unreleased out-takes attracted an unprecedented level of media attention.
- Visitors can participate in an interactive computer game testing their potential as a secret service officer, and watch unseen film footage and out-takes of several stunts.
- Events are covered chronologically and supplemented by clips from over 120 films, contemporary interviews, archival footage, and film out-takes.
- Are the three new songs really new, or are they out-takes from previous albums?
- In 2001 she released an album of live material and out-takes, but afterwards decided to take a break, concentrating instead on her new-found domestic bliss.
- And when the out-takes fail to carry their usual verve, you just know you have witnessed a particularly bad movie.
- Even the out-takes fail to generate any laughs!
- Ideally, I'd like the remaining songs to come out as an out-takes album one day, but they'll probably be used for B-sides and special releases.
- For example, those of us who do not own a DVD player don't get to view all the extra footage, behind-the-scenes out-takes, deleted scenes and yummy features that DVDs - but not videos - contain.

单词	out-take
释义	Definition of out-take in English: out-take noun A scene, sequence, or song filmed or recorded for a film, programme, or record album but not included in the final version. Example sentencesExamples There are strange out-takes from 1960s documentaries on plutonium waste-disposal and magnetism. I think the out-takes are pretty revealing because you usually see Jackie getting hurt or something going awry. Perhaps I'm being overly picky but I think it would have been cool to have seen some deleted scenes or out-takes on this or any of the other films in the box set. These re-issues include several out-takes and have been remastered in 24-bit sound. And the skiing holiday slapstick is like an out-take from a Jerry Lewis movie. What I'd forgotten was that a fascinating hour-long ‘Making of’ on the disc also includes bits of the out-takes. Twenty minutes of deleted and alternate scenes, scads of out-takes, the original BBC2 trailer and commentaries for every episode from the entire cast are only a few of the more notable highlights. There are plenty of extra tracks and studio out-takes, a fan's treasure trove. The overall effect was similar to a record company's release of remixed songs and studio out-takes on a ‘new and improved’ album. The out-take scene used over the final credits is a cringe-making business that doesn't even deserve to make it on to the DVD. And make sure you stay for the monster out-takes as the final credits roll. The three Anthology albums of unreleased out-takes attracted an unprecedented level of media attention. Visitors can participate in an interactive computer game testing their potential as a secret service officer, and watch unseen film footage and out-takes of several stunts. Events are covered chronologically and supplemented by clips from over 120 films, contemporary interviews, archival footage, and film out-takes. Are the three new songs really new, or are they out-takes from previous albums? In 2001 she released an album of live material and out-takes, but afterwards decided to take a break, concentrating instead on her new-found domestic bliss. And when the out-takes fail to carry their usual verve, you just know you have witnessed a particularly bad movie. Even the out-takes fail to generate any laughs! Ideally, I'd like the remaining songs to come out as an out-takes album one day, but they'll probably be used for B-sides and special releases. For example, those of us who do not own a DVD player don't get to view all the extra footage, behind-the-scenes out-takes, deleted scenes and yummy features that DVDs - but not videos - contain.
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