Übersetzung für 'B picture' von Englisch nach Deutsch

B-picture

zweitklassiger Film {m}film

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B-cell chronic lymphotic leukemia <B-CLL, B-cell CLL> [Am.]

chronische lymphatische Leukämie {f} vom B-Zell-Typ <B-CLL, BCLL, B-Zellen-CLL>med.

Werbung

Bachelor of Engineering <B.Eng., BEng, B.E.>

Bachelor {m} of Engineering <B.Eng., BEng, BE>educ.

bed and breakfast house <B&B>

Gästehaus {n}travel

B-cell non-Hodgkin / non-Hodgkin's lymphoma <B-NHL, BNHL, B-cell NHL>

B-Zell-Non-Hodgkin-Lymphom {n} <B-NHL, B-Zell-NHL>med.

bed-and-breakfast <B&B>

Frühstückspension {f}

Bed and Breakfast {n} <B&B>travelTrVocab.

bed and breakfast <B&B>

Übernachtung {f} mit Frühstück

Frühstückspension {f}

bottom quark <b quark, b>

Bottom-Quark {n} <b-Quark, b>phys.

black and white {adj} <B&W, b&w, B/W>

schwarz/weiß <sw, s/w>

Belt and Road Initiative [in China] <B&R, B&R Initiative, BRI>

Neue Seidenstraße {f} [ugs.] [Belt and Road Initiative; bis 2016: Projekt One Belt, One Road (OBOR)]econ.pol.

B minor <b, Bm>

h-Moll {n} <h, Hm>mus.

rhythm and blues <R&B, R'n'B or RnB>

Rhythm and Blues {m} <R&B, R'n'B, RnB>mus.

Rhythm'n'Blues {m} <R&B, R'n'B, RnB>mus.

base fog <B+F, b&f> [base plus fog]

Grundschleier {m}MedTech.photo.

a plus b in brackets squared < (a+b)² >

a plus b in Klammern zum Quadrat < (a+b)² >math.

picture-in-picture {adj} [attr.] <PiP>

Bild-in-Bild- <BiB->comp.tech.

base plus fog <B+F, b&f>

Grundschleier {m}photo.

bed and breakfast establishment <B&B establishment>

Hotel garni {n}

d open bracket b plus c close bracket < d(b+c) >

d Klammer auf b plus c Klammer zu < d(b+c) >math.

• Back at Fox, Andrews was given his first lead, in the B-picture war movie "Berlin Correspondent" (1942).
• He also appeared in "Superman and the Mole Men" (1951), a B-Picture intended as the pilot for the "Adventures of Superman" TV series.
• Wilde was then signed by 20th Century Fox who gave him a good role in a B picture "The Perfect Snob" (1941). It was followed by a war movie "Manila Calling" (1942).
• He was given the lead in a B picture, "Waterfront" (1939), followed by "No Place to Go" (1939) and "The Return of Doctor X" (1939) with Humphrey Bogart.
• However, "Five Came Back" wound up being made as a B picture, albeit a higher budgeted one than normal films of the type.

• These studios produced films on a larger scale, and initially the comedians were hired only as actors in the B-picture division, forced to yield the writing and editing decisions to the production teams.
• Originally, the story was intended as a B picture to star George Sanders and Anne Shirley.
• On his return to Hollywood, Farrow resumed working as a B-picture director for Warner Bros., with "West of Shanghai" (1937) with Boris Karloff and "She Loved a Fireman" (1937) with Dick Foran and Ann Sheridan.
• Bryan Foy the former head of the B-picture unit at Warner Bros., was in charge of production.
• Metro refused to acknowledge that they had made a star and immediately put him into a B-picture titled "Uncharted Seas".

• Richard Fleischer says that Sid Rogell, head of RKO's B Picture unit, bullied Harold Clurman during production meetings, saying he would "kick the director right in the balls".
• She also played scientist Nora Goodrich in the B picture cult film "Strange Impersonation" (1946).
• The B picture support is designed in a basically similar way to the way it is found in MPEG-2 Part 2 and H.263v2.
• Fox Studios gave him the lead in a B picture, "Dinner at the Ritz" (1938) and he again had a supporting role in "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife" (1938) directed by Ernst Lubitsch at Paramount.
• Fox then cast him as Philip Marlowe in "The Brasher Doubloon" (1947), a B-picture version of the novel "The High Window" by Raymond Chandler.

• The film was produced by Bryan Foy who was head of Warners B picture unit until 1942.
• Before production would begin on "Laura", Preminger was given the green light to produce and direct "Army Wives", another B-picture morale booster for a country at war.
• Before the 1970s, there were "double features"; typically, a high-quality "A" picture" rented by an independent theater for a lump sum, and a lower-quality "B" picture" rented for a percentage of the gross receipts.
• (October 25, 1892 &ndash; September 3, 1975) was a motion-picture cinematographer best remembered for his work at RKO Pictures in the 1940s, including many of Val Lewton's series of B-picture horror films.