How to say "documentary" in English?

Lexical analysis

1, documentary

English [d]? kj？ ment(？ )r？ ]; Beauty [dɑkj? m？ ntri]

Put on record; Documentary; documentary

documentary

The government said there was documentary evidence that the two countries were planning military action.

The government claimed that it had written evidence that the two countries were planning military action.

Example: A day has passed? Day? Evolution? Yes? This movie? Is it? Ann? Close? Both? Documentary? And then what? Fictitious ?

The daily evolution in this film is a way close to documentary and similar to novel.

2. Movies

English [f? lm]； Beauty [f? lm]

Movies; Movies; Movies; Light smoke

Cover with film; Make a movie of ... ...

Intransitive verbs make movies; Original film; Become hazy

Everything in this movie is very good. Good acting, good story and fun.

This film is good in all aspects: good acting, good story and very interesting.

He likes watching movies of old athletes.

He likes watching movies of former athletes.

Extended data

The use of film

1, film as a noun basically means "film, film" and can also mean "film, film" used for taking pictures. Extension can refer to "thin layer, film".

2.film is a countable noun and can sometimes be used as an attribute. When explaining "film, film", you can be a countable noun or an uncountable noun. Solution as "thin layer, film" is an uncountable noun, but it can be modified by the indefinite article before it, often used with of.

3. Are you there? Films means "engaged in film work"; Going? Films means "going to the movies"; Get in the car? Films means "appear on the screen" or "step into the film industry". In these phrases, Films should be plural.

When film is used as a noun, it means "thin film" and "thin layer". When it is converted into a verb, it means "(making …) a movie, etc. (or shoot a gun) "or" (cover …) a thin layer ". Sometimes it can also mean that someone is "photogenic" or "suitable for making movies".

5.film can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can be followed by a noun, pronoun or gerund as an object, and the gerund can be followed by its logical subject.