Primjeri korištenja Celluloid na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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It's just celluloid, Bill.
Celluloid acetate, to be precise.
It's used to make celluloid.
It's the celluloid material.
And then, man said, Let there be celluloid.
Who, that celluloid angel you just saw?
Whose dreams are made out of celluloid.
I have heard celluloid dolls can have a soul.
And then, man said,"Let there be celluloid.
Those are made of celluloid, highly flammable.
The days blend together like melted celluloid.
Celluloid is derived from cellulose and alcoholized camphor.
Suspenders, darning yarn, celluloid collars.
Celluloid made film and film shows the world… what it doesn't wanna see.
If only we still wore those, uh, celluloid collars.
Did you check for celluloid and mercury? Absolutely everything.
By 1900, movie film was an exploding market for celluloid.
What it doesn't wanna see. Celluloid made film and film shows the world.
That's what photographers use to bind images to celluloid.
What it doesn't wanna see. Celluloid made film and film shows the world.
Platinum, iron, nickel, copper, steel. Coconut fibers,fishing line, cork, celluloid.
It's made of celluloid, not plastic, so it won't break down, like a sponge will.
Guitar pick from Gross Black Standard series made from quality celluloid in the classic 351 shape.
Yarns and laces, celluloid collars… knotting yarn, drawstrings, shoestrings, suspenders.
Like you kids say, music is pure on vinyl, so too an image is more resonant when seen projected through celluloid.
Rita was an illusion,made of light and celluloid and the best hair and wardrobe in the business.
Yeah, they must have been doing tests,exposing the gas-filled balls to heat sources, and gotten them too close, and celluloid is flammable.
An illusion, made of light and celluloid and the best hair and wardrobe in the business. Rita was.
In fact, acetate and celluloid can also be produced by injection, but usually in the form of sheets.
John Wesley Hyatt invented celluloid as a substitute for the ivory in billiard balls in 1868.
