Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlɪt taɪm/
noun a technique used in video games to simulate slow motion during gameplay
A1 In the video game, the character can move in bullet time to dodge enemy attacks.
A2 The movie used special effects to create a bullet time sequence where the action slowed down.
B1 The concept of bullet time is often used in action movies to show intense fight scenes.
B2 The Matrix popularized the use of bullet time in filmmaking, allowing for unique visual effects.
C1 The director employed bullet time techniques to capture the fast-paced action of the car chase scene.
C2 The use of bullet time in the film added a dynamic and visually stunning element to the fight sequences.
formal The concept of bullet time in cinematography allows for a dramatic slowing down of time during action sequences.
informal In video games, players can activate bullet time to slow down the action and make it easier to aim at enemies.
slang When the protagonist dodged the bullets in slow motion, everyone in the theater cheered for the epic bullet time moment.
figurative She felt like she was in bullet time as she tried to process everything happening around her in a chaotic situation.
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