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    Ko·dak mo·ment
    /ˈkōˌdak ˈmōmənt/

    noun

    • 1. an occasion suitable for memorializing with a photograph: "the phone is a great way to avoid missing a Kodak moment"

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  2. Kodak moment. A particularly poignant, memorable, or emotionally touching moment or event, i.e., one that would be well-suited to be captured in a photograph. Taken from an advertising slogan for Eastman Kodak photographic film and cameras. Sometimes used ironically or satirically.

  3. Kodak moments mean those special, unforgettable life moments worthy of capturing in a photograph. These times always make you wish you had a camera in hand to freeze the magic. Developed from the Kodak brand’s advertising genius, this idiom has become common jargon today, even with the takeover of smartphones.

  4. Feb 16, 2024 · Kodak moment (plural Kodak moments) A sentimental or charming moment worthy of capturing in a photograph.

  5. Mar 14, 2012 · Kodak's moment was a concept that made photography a popular pastime and a way to preserve memories. But digital disrupted the company's business model, as it shifted the meaning of cameras and the role of women and men in photography.

  6. Kodak moment. A particularly poignant, memorable, or emotionally touching moment or event, i.e., one that would be well-suited to be captured in a photograph. Taken from an advertising slogan for Eastman Kodak photographic film and cameras. Sometimes used ironically or satirically.

  7. Jun 21, 2024 · A Kodak Moment is a term that has become synonymous with capturing and preserving special moments in time. The phrase was popularized by Kodak, the iconic American photography company, as a way of promoting its cameras and film products.

  8. Cracking the Code: Unraveling English Idioms - A Guide to Understanding "Kodak Moment" • Unlock the secrets of English idioms with this comprehensive guide! ...