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let·ter·box [let-er-boks] Pronunciation Key
ərˌbɒks| a technique for displaying a wide-screen film on a regular-format television screen by reducing its size until the entire image is visible, thus retaining the aspect ratio, with black bands filling the borders of the screen above and below the picture. Compare pan and scan. |
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let·ter·box
 (lět'ər-bŏks') Pronunciation Key
n.
tr.v. let·ter·box·es, let·ter·box·ing, let·ter·boxed To produce or present (film) in a letterbox format. |
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(māl'bŏks') Pronunciation Key
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