R, r
adjective [C or U] (FILM) /ɑːr/
/ɑːr/ USDefinition
› abbreviation for restricted: used to refer to a film that people under 17 years of age can see only if a parent or guardian is with themTypes of film and cinema ratings
(Definition of R, r adjective (FILM) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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