(lit. and fig.) shadow; CL:道[dao4]

to take a photograph; photography; to shoot (a movie)

to make a movie

picture; image; film; movie; photograph; reflection; shadow; trace

silhouette; figure

phantom; mirage

to videotape; to videorecord

the shadow of a human figure; a trace of a person's presence (usu. combined with a negative verb)

shadow; umbra

rear view; figure seen from behind; view of the back (of a person or object)

trace; vestige; presence

group photo; to take a group photo

inverted image; reversed image (e.g. upside down)

horror movie

phantom (esp. of Western fantasy)

to project; a projection

shadow; darkness; twilight

eye shadow (cosmetics)

miniature version of sth; microcosm; epitome; (Tw) to microfilm

to make movies; to be a movie actor (or actress)

profile; silhouette

photo of a (married) couple

beautiful image of a woman

light and shadow; sunlight and shade

total shadow; umbra

paper-cut silhouette; outline; sketch

rear view; figure seen from behind; view of the back (of a person or object)

to fix a photographic image

(geometry) projection; see 蜮[yu4]

(of an actor) to retire from acting

hand shadow drama

(photographic processing) to develop

umbra

(physiology) afterimage; (photography) motion blur; (computer screen) ghosting; (fig.) lingering memory

to vanish; to be nowhere to be found; unfounded (story)

(lit.) froth and shadows; (fig.) illusion; mirage

to hide; latent image (in photography)

reflection in a deep pond

to take a photo as a souvenir; a souvenir photo

to watch a movie

overlapping images; double exposure of photo (e.g. due to fault or motion of camera); double vision

face (esp. remembered); mental image of sb

(fig.) specter

(radiography) the shadow of a peptic ulcer in a barium-swallow X-ray

(slang) adult movie; pornographic film

oblique projection

shadowy

orthogonal projection

mammography