Difference between revisions of "220"
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# n. - An abbreviated version of RTVF 220-0: Analyzing Media Texts, a prerequisite class for all RTVF majors. This class is an introduction to film and media analysis and is taken by all first-year RTVF majors in fall quarter. | # n. - An abbreviated version of RTVF 220-0: Analyzing Media Texts, a prerequisite class for all RTVF majors. This class is an introduction to film and media analysis and is taken by all first-year RTVF majors in fall quarter. | ||
| − | # adj. - Referring to the class RTVF 220-0. | + | # adj. - Referring to the class RTVF 220-0. Not to be mistaken for COMM_ST 220 Theories of Argumentation or Theatre 220: Introduction to Theatre Design, which are also both on the School of Communications. |
== English Orthographic Pronunciation == | == English Orthographic Pronunciation == | ||
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Part of Speech
n, adj
Definition
- n. - An abbreviated version of RTVF 220-0: Analyzing Media Texts, a prerequisite class for all RTVF majors. This class is an introduction to film and media analysis and is taken by all first-year RTVF majors in fall quarter.
- adj. - Referring to the class RTVF 220-0. Not to be mistaken for COMM_ST 220 Theories of Argumentation or Theatre 220: Introduction to Theatre Design, which are also both on the School of Communications.
English Orthographic Pronunciation
1. 220 [too twun-ee]
2. RTVF 220 [ar tee vee ef / too twun-ee]
IPA
[tu twəni]
Example Sentence
- Sorry I can't get coffee, I have to go to 220.
- Have you done your 220 paper?
