polaroid
61Polaroid — Po|la|ro|id [… rɔ̮yt ], das; s, s (Fotogr. Jargon): Kurzf. von ↑ Polaroidfoto. * * * Po|la|ro|id [auch: ... rɛyt], das; s, s (Fot. Jargon): kurz für ↑Polaroidbild, ↑Polaroidfoto: Hobbyfotografen knipsen s für das Familienalbum (Wiener 1, 1989,… …
62Polaroid — Po·lar·oid (poґlər oid) trademark for a sheet (film) polarizer utilizing oriented crystals used as a substitute for Nicol prisms and for reducing glare through lenses and windshields …
63polaroíd — s. m., pl. polaroízi …
64Polaroid — Po|la|ro|id [auch ... royt] das; s, s Kunstw.> (ugs.) mit einer Polaroidkamera aufgenommenes Foto …
65polaroid — m IV, D. u, Ms. polaroidoidzie; lm M. y 1. fiz. «błona polaryzacyjna» 2. fot. «metoda szybkiego otrzymywania pozytywowych obrazów fotograficznych» ‹śrdwłc. + gr.› …
66polaroid — pəʊlÉ™rɔɪd n. brand of material that polarizes light and reduces glare; instant camera (Slang) …
67Polaroid — Po·lar·oid …
68Polaroid — [ˈpəʊlərɔɪd] trademark a type of camera that produces photographs immediately, or a photograph from this type of camera …
69Polaroid — Po•lar•oid [[t]ˈpoʊ ləˌrɔɪd[/t]] Trademark. 1) opt trm a brand of glare reducing material that produces polarized light by dichroism, consisting typically of an iodine treated sheet of clear plastic 2) pht trm the first brand of instant camera,… …
70polaroid — /ˈpoʊlərɔɪd / (say pohluhroyd) noun a material which polarises light, consisting of a pane compounded of a sheet of plastic holding orientated iodo quinine crystals between two panes of protecting glass, thus allowing only light polarised in a… …
