Definition of camerawoman in English:

camerawoman

nounPlural camerawomenˈkamrəˌwʊmənˈkam(ə)rəˌwo͝omən

A woman whose profession is operating a video, television, or film camera.
a local news camerawoman
Example sentencesExamples
- A camerawoman who filmed everything was forced by the police to erase part of the pictures.
- His wife acts as camerawoman on their expeditions and is a practical person who organises everything.
- An officer caused a hairline fracture to the wrist of a local news camerawoman.
- The Hampshire camerawoman was one of three skydivers in Nepal to make the first plunge from above the world's highest peak.
- I met a TV host and camerawoman who work for the Slice network.
- This spring she and a camerawoman spent a month on the road filming a half hour documentary.
- A BBC camerawoman was outraged at the effects of plastic pollution on marine life she saw while filming in Hawaii.
- The BBC did use new footage briefly, which showed the camerawoman cowering in a cafe as debris rained down outside.
- Working as a freelance camerawoman is a really physical job.
- An American camerawoman trying to film the scene was quickly stopped.
- She added a small screen to the set so she could watch herself as she performed while a camerawoman recorded her movements.

Definition of camerawoman in US English:

camerawoman

nounˈkam(ə)rəˌwo͝omən

A woman whose profession is operating a television or movie camera.
a local news camerawoman
Example sentencesExamples
- Working as a freelance camerawoman is a really physical job.
- His wife acts as camerawoman on their expeditions and is a practical person who organises everything.
- The BBC did use new footage briefly, which showed the camerawoman cowering in a cafe as debris rained down outside.
- I met a TV host and camerawoman who work for the Slice network.
- A camerawoman who filmed everything was forced by the police to erase part of the pictures.
- An American camerawoman trying to film the scene was quickly stopped.
- She added a small screen to the set so she could watch herself as she performed while a camerawoman recorded her movements.
- This spring she and a camerawoman spent a month on the road filming a half hour documentary.
- The Hampshire camerawoman was one of three skydivers in Nepal to make the first plunge from above the world's highest peak.
- An officer caused a hairline fracture to the wrist of a local news camerawoman.
- A BBC camerawoman was outraged at the effects of plastic pollution on marine life she saw while filming in Hawaii.

词汇	camerawoman
释义	Definition of camerawoman in English: camerawoman nounPlural camerawomenˈkamrəˌwʊmənˈkam(ə)rəˌwo͝omən A woman whose profession is operating a video, television, or film camera. a local news camerawoman Example sentencesExamples A camerawoman who filmed everything was forced by the police to erase part of the pictures. His wife acts as camerawoman on their expeditions and is a practical person who organises everything. An officer caused a hairline fracture to the wrist of a local news camerawoman. The Hampshire camerawoman was one of three skydivers in Nepal to make the first plunge from above the world's highest peak. I met a TV host and camerawoman who work for the Slice network. This spring she and a camerawoman spent a month on the road filming a half hour documentary. A BBC camerawoman was outraged at the effects of plastic pollution on marine life she saw while filming in Hawaii. The BBC did use new footage briefly, which showed the camerawoman cowering in a cafe as debris rained down outside. Working as a freelance camerawoman is a really physical job. An American camerawoman trying to film the scene was quickly stopped. She added a small screen to the set so she could watch herself as she performed while a camerawoman recorded her movements. Definition of camerawoman in US English: camerawoman nounˈkam(ə)rəˌwo͝omən A woman whose profession is operating a television or movie camera. a local news camerawoman Example sentencesExamples Working as a freelance camerawoman is a really physical job. His wife acts as camerawoman on their expeditions and is a practical person who organises everything. The BBC did use new footage briefly, which showed the camerawoman cowering in a cafe as debris rained down outside. I met a TV host and camerawoman who work for the Slice network. A camerawoman who filmed everything was forced by the police to erase part of the pictures. An American camerawoman trying to film the scene was quickly stopped. She added a small screen to the set so she could watch herself as she performed while a camerawoman recorded her movements. This spring she and a camerawoman spent a month on the road filming a half hour documentary. The Hampshire camerawoman was one of three skydivers in Nepal to make the first plunge from above the world's highest peak. An officer caused a hairline fracture to the wrist of a local news camerawoman. A BBC camerawoman was outraged at the effects of plastic pollution on marine life she saw while filming in Hawaii.
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