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shutter English

Meaning shutter meaning

What does shutter mean?
Definitions in simple English

shutter Noun

— Shutters are protective panels placed over windows to block out the light. — A shutter is the part of a camera, normally closed, that opens for a short period of time to let light in when taking a picture.

shutter

— noun a hinged blind for a window — noun a mechanical device on a camera that opens and closes to control the time of a photographic exposure — verb close with shutters We shuttered the window to keep the house cool

Synonyms shutter synonyms

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shutter English » English

door window blind blind shut restrictor louver jalousie Venetian blind zip window shutter window water sluice gate waste gate venetian blind valve turn off trapdoor throttle disc switch off slide shut off shut down shade secure seal off seal scuttle put away pound page optical shutter optical gate obturate luffer boards lockage gate lock gate lock check gate lock chamber gate line breaker light-valve shutter light gate immobilize immobilise gill gate closure drop shutter draw-gate draw disconnector damper plate

Topics shutter topics

What do people use shutter to talk about?
Work and occupation Working with buildings Parts of a building

Window
Work and occupation Occupation Art

Photography

Conjugation shutter conjugation

How do you conjugate shutter?

shutter · verb

Examples shutter examples

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When the wind slams the door or a shutter. we tremble in our shoes and hide ourselves like frightened rabbits.
I reached out to close the shutter, and something touched me.
Open shutter.
A torn shutter or two, some trash on the beach.. in a few hours, there'll be little to remind you of what happened.
Focal plane shutter, rapid rectilinear and all that. Look here.
What shutter speed is it?
Close that shutter, Ben, like a good boy.
They were nailed to a shutter.
We were together. I must confess, my eyes weren't on him when he snapped the shutter.
Focal-plane shutter.
Werner, that's a focal-plane shutter.
Probably a badly closed shutter.
One more with the automatic shutter.
Shutter slammed, I guess.
Just a shutter tearing loose. Houses near the sea always have some little thing.
He's out fixing the shutter.
It's only a shutter banging.
Nice little camera. Focal plane shutter, rapid rectilinear and all that.
Yes, it's in Klatte's shutter cabinet.
A 35mm f2.8 with a focal-plane shutter should do all right.
But-- I have the automatic shutter timer set.
I've got to get these glasses out of. ( chuckling ) Oh, yes. ( shutter clicking ) Much better.
The first thing that goes is the shutter.
I'll draw back the shutter.
I don't know if you've lot of energy, adjust the shutter.
Of course not the shutter!
The shutter!
I used a mirror reflector and rigged up the shutter to be triggered by anything crossing its line of vision.
Now I had it on automatic shutter.
Shutter!
Sir, somebody has just opened the aft transom shutter.
Farouk, close the shutter, we' re at the table.
Must be the shutter release.
When morning came, the crowd found her body and placed it on a shutter. They carried it round the streets and mourned her as a sublime victim.
Why did you close the shutter like that?

News and current affairs

The ECB's decision last week to withhold credit to the country's banking system, and thereby to shutter the banks, was both inept and catastrophic.

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