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Record 1 2003-03-26

English

Subject field(s)
  • Audiovisual Techniques and Equipment
  • Cinematography
DEF

A short length of blank film attached to the finish end of a reel so that the film will continue to feed into the projector mechanism after the light and sound are turned off.

OBS

tail section: term linked with the conception and development of large-format film technology.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Audiovisuel (techniques et équipement)
  • Cinématographie
DEF

Bout de pellicule vierge à la fin d'une bobine qui défile dans le projecteur après l'interruption du son et de l'éclairage.

CONT

Il y a trois sortes d'amorces : l'amorce initiale [...] l'amorce médiane et l'amorce de sortie [...]

OBS

élément de fin : terme normalisé par l'AFNOR.

Spanish

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Record 2 1991-10-09

English

Subject field(s)
  • Sewing (General)
  • Clothing (General)
DEF

A shaped section, often of the same fabric, to finish an edge, usually stitched to the outside of the garment and turned inside.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Couture (Généralités)
  • Vêtements (Généralités)
DEF

Partie qui double un revers jusqu'au bas du vêtement; elle peut être entoilée et sert de support à la fermeture (boutons et boutonnières).

CONT

--taillée dans le tissu du vêtement, elle recouvre la partie dessus de revers et son bord doit présenter un aspect absolument net. (...) Retournez la parementure sur l'envers

Spanish

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