Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
boomerangs
French translation:
boomerang
English term
boomerangs
The swag package will include a high-quality Name baseball cap, Name notebook, branded face mask — in case you want to gather with your team for small watch parties — a confetti stick to take ***boomerangs*** and selfies with your team during our Anniversary Celebration, and a light-up Name pin to show your pride throughout the whole season!
Alors là, je sèche.
C'est le contraire de selfies ?
Merci pour votre aide
5 +6 | boomerang | Clémentine Terrell |
4 +1 | Boomerang | Rocsana Guignaudeau |
Non-PRO (2): Cyril Tollari, GILLES MEUNIER
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Proposed translations
boomerang
filmer/faire un boomerang
Merci, Clémentine, c'est top ! |
Boomerang
"Boomerang works by taking a super short, super fast burst of photos and stitching them together into a mini video that plays forward and backward and forward and backward and—well, you get the idea."
Donc c'est un enchaînement de photos rapides, assemblées dans une vidéo qu'on peut dérouler à l'infini.
Encore une autre très bonne explication, merci Rocsana ! |
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