Definition of special effect in English:

special effect

noun

An illusion created for films and television by props, camerawork, computer graphics, etc.
a non-stop action film filled with amazing stunts and spectacular special effects
Example sentencesExamples
- The special effects are fantastic and the humour is twisted into new visual gags which can be appreciated on a whole new level.
- He loves figuring out how to create the props and special effects his scripts call for.
- There are no special effects or complicated make up jobs required for the plate.
- The film is loaded with special effects and will hit the theatres by mid-May.
- Lee Hee-Kyung talks about the special effects in the film, and Kim's interest about the matter.
- It's a simple enough technique and has been used for special effects in films such as Star Wars.
- Whatever it is, he makes it all happen in the camera without any special effects.
- You began to ignore the cheap sets and terrible special effects and instead focus on the story.
- I thought The Matrix was a good story and the special effects told that story well.
- I would be remiss if I did not discuss the many action sequences and special effects.
- Characterisation suffers in favour of special effects.
- Most of today's films rely heavily on special effects in order to appeal to the audience.
- Wood can stage both strong acting scenes and those requiring heavy special effects.
- Sometimes when you do a film with special effects, there is no chance for the actors to play.
- The film is too caught up in special effects to care very much about the human characters.
- The particularity of the film is that it is being shot in digital video with special effects.
- Live action cartoons need special effects, but they don't have to be gold-plated.
- I like to be there for any special scenes or if there are stunts or special effects.
- Where the film falls down slightly is during its latter stages, when the real is overtaken by special effects and a what if scenario.
- The world of digital special effects is an exploding market and the latest technology has revolutionised the industry.

Definition of special effect in US English:

special effect

nounēˈfek(t)

An illusion created for movies and television by props, camerawork, computer graphics, etc.
a nonstop action rollercoaster filled with amazing stunts and spectacular special effects
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes when you do a film with special effects, there is no chance for the actors to play.
- Whatever it is, he makes it all happen in the camera without any special effects.
- Characterisation suffers in favour of special effects.
- I like to be there for any special scenes or if there are stunts or special effects.
- There are no special effects or complicated make up jobs required for the plate.
- I thought The Matrix was a good story and the special effects told that story well.
- The special effects are fantastic and the humour is twisted into new visual gags which can be appreciated on a whole new level.
- The film is loaded with special effects and will hit the theatres by mid-May.
- The particularity of the film is that it is being shot in digital video with special effects.
- It's a simple enough technique and has been used for special effects in films such as Star Wars.
- Wood can stage both strong acting scenes and those requiring heavy special effects.
- He loves figuring out how to create the props and special effects his scripts call for.
- You began to ignore the cheap sets and terrible special effects and instead focus on the story.
- The world of digital special effects is an exploding market and the latest technology has revolutionised the industry.
- Live action cartoons need special effects, but they don't have to be gold-plated.
- Where the film falls down slightly is during its latter stages, when the real is overtaken by special effects and a what if scenario.
- Most of today's films rely heavily on special effects in order to appeal to the audience.
- Lee Hee-Kyung talks about the special effects in the film, and Kim's interest about the matter.
- I would be remiss if I did not discuss the many action sequences and special effects.
- The film is too caught up in special effects to care very much about the human characters.

单词	special effect
释义	Definition of special effect in English: special effect noun An illusion created for films and television by props, camerawork, computer graphics, etc. a non-stop action film filled with amazing stunts and spectacular special effects Example sentencesExamples The special effects are fantastic and the humour is twisted into new visual gags which can be appreciated on a whole new level. He loves figuring out how to create the props and special effects his scripts call for. There are no special effects or complicated make up jobs required for the plate. The film is loaded with special effects and will hit the theatres by mid-May. Lee Hee-Kyung talks about the special effects in the film, and Kim's interest about the matter. It's a simple enough technique and has been used for special effects in films such as Star Wars. Whatever it is, he makes it all happen in the camera without any special effects. You began to ignore the cheap sets and terrible special effects and instead focus on the story. I thought The Matrix was a good story and the special effects told that story well. I would be remiss if I did not discuss the many action sequences and special effects. Characterisation suffers in favour of special effects. Most of today's films rely heavily on special effects in order to appeal to the audience. Wood can stage both strong acting scenes and those requiring heavy special effects. Sometimes when you do a film with special effects, there is no chance for the actors to play. The film is too caught up in special effects to care very much about the human characters. The particularity of the film is that it is being shot in digital video with special effects. Live action cartoons need special effects, but they don't have to be gold-plated. I like to be there for any special scenes or if there are stunts or special effects. Where the film falls down slightly is during its latter stages, when the real is overtaken by special effects and a what if scenario. The world of digital special effects is an exploding market and the latest technology has revolutionised the industry. Definition of special effect in US English: special effect nounēˈfek(t) An illusion created for movies and television by props, camerawork, computer graphics, etc. a nonstop action rollercoaster filled with amazing stunts and spectacular special effects Example sentencesExamples Sometimes when you do a film with special effects, there is no chance for the actors to play. Whatever it is, he makes it all happen in the camera without any special effects. Characterisation suffers in favour of special effects. I like to be there for any special scenes or if there are stunts or special effects. There are no special effects or complicated make up jobs required for the plate. I thought The Matrix was a good story and the special effects told that story well. The special effects are fantastic and the humour is twisted into new visual gags which can be appreciated on a whole new level. The film is loaded with special effects and will hit the theatres by mid-May. The particularity of the film is that it is being shot in digital video with special effects. It's a simple enough technique and has been used for special effects in films such as Star Wars. Wood can stage both strong acting scenes and those requiring heavy special effects. He loves figuring out how to create the props and special effects his scripts call for. You began to ignore the cheap sets and terrible special effects and instead focus on the story. The world of digital special effects is an exploding market and the latest technology has revolutionised the industry. Live action cartoons need special effects, but they don't have to be gold-plated. Where the film falls down slightly is during its latter stages, when the real is overtaken by special effects and a what if scenario. Most of today's films rely heavily on special effects in order to appeal to the audience. Lee Hee-Kyung talks about the special effects in the film, and Kim's interest about the matter. I would be remiss if I did not discuss the many action sequences and special effects. The film is too caught up in special effects to care very much about the human characters.
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