dolly
21dolly — n., v., & adj. n. (pl. ies) 1 a child s name for a doll. 2 a movable platform for a cine camera. 3 Cricket colloq. an easy catch or hit. 4 a stick for stirring in clothes washing. 5 = corn dolly (see CORN(1)). 6 colloq. = dolly bird. v. ( ies,… …
22dolly — UK [ˈdɒlɪ] / US [ˈdɑlɪ] noun [countable] Word forms dolly : singular dolly plural dollies 1) informal a doll I, 1) 2) cinema a flat structure with wheels for moving heavy loads or for supporting a film camera • See: corn dolly …
23dolly — dol•ly [[t]ˈdɒl i[/t]] n. pl. dol•lies, 1) inf Informal. a doll 2) a low truck or cart with small wheels for moving heavy loads 3) mot rtv a small wheeled platform, usu. having a short boom, on which a movie or television camera can be mounted… …
24Dolly — Dọl|ly 〈m. 6; Film; TV〉 fahrbares Gestell mit aufmontierter Kamera [engl., eigtl. „Püppchen“] * * * Dol|ly [ dɔli], der; [s], s [engl. dolly, zu: doll = Puppe (wohl nach der ähnlichen Form)]: a) fahrbares Stativ für eine Filmkamera; b) Wagen mit …
25dolly — adj British excellent, attractive, cute. A vogue word of the mid 1960s, enshrined in the title of Adam Diment s fashionable novel The Dolly Dolly Spy. The word passed from camp theatrical and homosexual use to general currency for a year or so.… …
26Dolly — VP A piece of equipment that allows for the camera to roll/move smoothly across a scene. FilmM to roll your camcorder toward or away from your subject on a wheeled platform. Dolly in for moving closer, Dolly out for moving farther away. This can… …
27Dolly, S. — S. Dolly ist die englische Bezeichnung oder Aussprache des Namens Dorothea …
28Dolly — noun a) A diminutive of the female given name Dorothy, and later also of Dolores. b) Dolly Parton …
29Dolly — englische Kurz und Koseform. Namensträgerin: Dolly Parton, US amerikanische Sängerin …
30Dolly — Dol|ly [...li] der; [s], s <aus gleichbed. engl. dolly zu doll »Puppe« (wohl nach der ähnlichen Form)>: a) fahrbares Stativ für eine Filmkamera; b) fahrbarer Kamerawagen mit aufmontierter Kamera …
