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telecamera

[ tel-i-kam-er-uh, -kam-ruh ]
/ ˈtɛl ɪˌkæm ər ə, -ˌkæm rə /
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noun
a television camera.
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Origin of telecamera

First recorded in 1905–10; tele(vision) + camera1

Words nearby telecamera

Tel Aviv, Telchines, telco, tele, Teleboides, telecamera, telecast, telecine, telecom, telecommunicate, telecommunication
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How to use telecamera in a sentence

  • Beside his chair stood a large, clumsy instrument which might have been some kind of telecamera.

    Novice|James H. Schmitz

  • Its telecamera caught a fleeting glimpse of a man waving from a hilltop, but nothing more.

    The Ties That Bind|Walter Miller
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