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Oct 7, 2022 · Fresno CA. English (US - northeast) Oct 8, 2022. #7. I think "on film" and "on camera" both mean any kind of photograph. It can be a single picture or a video. Both video cameras and still picture cameras used "film" until recent decades. Police and FBI used photos from cameras to catch criminals in the 1940s.
Oct 25, 2007 · American English. Oct 25, 2007. #3. quietdandelion said: When John was stealing ditital camera from a store, he was caught red-handed. I suspect if I could write he was caught right on the spot/scene rather than the part in bold without changing anything. If not, why not?
Apr 5, 2019 · Joseph shows a picture of David on internet with headlines: "The overseer caught on camera": Joseph: You got dinged. Good news: they're not calling you the Tiptoe Man or the Float anymore. What is the meaning of "dinged" in this context? Source: Glass 2019
Sep 24, 2018 · Sep 25, 2018. #4. In the UK it's called a "speed camera fine" or "speed camera penalty". You get caught by a speed camera... speed+camera+fine. If it is a static offence (parking, etc.), it could be a "CCTV Penalty Charge" - a fine or penalty supported by CCTV evidence (evidence from a Closed Circuit TeleVison camera): CCTV+penalty+charge.
Apr 13, 2010 · 他很喜欢偷拍身边的人. 哎呀, 我们被偷拍了! Thanks in advance! As far as i know, there is no 1-1 translation of 偷拍. 他很喜欢偷拍身边的人. You like to take candid shots of people you know (close to you). 哎呀, 我们被偷拍了! Oh my, we were caught on camera ! As you can see, there are variations on the english ...
Oct 18, 2012 · Yes, we know. But you have to tell us what you mean by "Caught by the river." (or caught by the rain). You see, that, in itself, doesn't make sense or mean anything. You have to explain what you mean by it.
Feb 6, 2018 · Feb 6, 2018. #1. I am a teacher and we are looking at creating memes using the imperfect tense. I want the memes to be modelled after English memes that start with "actual footage of me..." I know that in the French world those same memes simple start with "Moi quand...." Is there still a way to translate "actual footage" in this humorous context ?
Sjsjsjs said: -I'm caught up on my project. It means that I'm not behind on my project, right? Not to me, it doesn’t. But if you had previously been behind on your work on the project, you could later say: I’ve caught up on my project now. Sjsjsjs said: I got caught up in that book and lost track of time. This one is okay. To get caught up ...
Jun 8, 2016 · Jun 8, 2016. #1. Hi everyone, Is this definition and example sentence that I've made correct? "Get caught up in the moment". To get so involved in a situation that you lose track of time and get unaware of other stuff. I had an appointment with my doctor but I couldn't make it, you know I was playing piano and I got caught up in the moment and ...
Jun 5, 2020 · Jun 5, 2020. #7. No, I'd happily use simple past there. The finding is a simple event in the past. Of course it has a present consequence (unless you lost it again later), but the nature of 'find' is that there is no difference in meaning between 'I found' and 'I have found' (in a normal context), so you don't need the more complex tense.
