英语词汇“ghost image”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

noun

the disembodied spirit of a dead person, supposed to haunt the living as a pale or shadowy vision; phantom

▶ Related adjective: spectral

a haunting memory

the ghost of his former life rose up before him

a faint trace or possibility of something; glimmer

a ghost of a smile

the spirit; soul (archaic, except in the phrase the Holy Ghost)

5. physics

a faint secondary image produced by an optical system

a similar image on a television screen, formed by reflection of the transmitting waves or by a defect in the receiver

6. ghost word

7. Also called: ghost edition

an entry recorded in a bibliography of which no actual proof exists

another name for ghostwriter

9. (modifier)

falsely recorded as doing a particular job or fulfilling a particular function in order that some benefit, esp money, may be obtained

a ghost worker

10. give up the ghost

verb

11. another word for ghostwrite

12. (transitive)

to haunt

13. (intransitive)

to move effortlessly and smoothly, esp unnoticed

he ghosted into the penalty area

14. (transitive) informal

to end a romantic relationship with (a person) by not responding to his or her attempts to communicate

单词	ghost image
释义	Trends of ghost image View usage for: ghost image in British English (ɡəʊst ˈɪmɪdʒ) noun another name for ghost (sense 5) ghost in British English (ɡəʊst) noun 1. the disembodied spirit of a dead person, supposed to haunt the living as a pale or shadowy vision; phantom ▶ Related adjective: spectral 2. a haunting memory the ghost of his former life rose up before him 3. a faint trace or possibility of something; glimmer a ghost of a smile 4. the spirit; soul (archaic, except in the phrase the Holy Ghost) 5. physics a. a faint secondary image produced by an optical system b. a similar image on a television screen, formed by reflection of the transmitting waves or by a defect in the receiver 6. ghost word 7. Also called: ghost edition an entry recorded in a bibliography of which no actual proof exists 8. another name for ghostwriter 9. (modifier) falsely recorded as doing a particular job or fulfilling a particular function in order that some benefit, esp money, may be obtained a ghost worker 10. give up the ghost verb 11. another word for ghostwrite 12. (transitive) to haunt 13. (intransitive) to move effortlessly and smoothly, esp unnoticed he ghosted into the penalty area 14. (transitive) informal to end a romantic relationship with (a person) by not responding to his or her attempts to communicate Derived forms ghostlike (ˈghostˌlike) adjective Word origin Old English gāst; related to Old Frisian jēst, Old High German geist spirit, Sanskrit hēda fury, anger Examples of 'ghost image' in a sentence ghost image He projected the ghost image into her room, from behind her. Arthur, Robert THREE IN ONE Instead, Mr. Carlson used it to project the ghost image on the wall or the door. Arthur, Robert THREE IN ONE And although the projections are on the inside, they will have a kind of ghost image on the outside, especially at night. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Even turning or moving one's head sideways creates ghost images around foreground objects, particularly in a dark or high-contrast scene. Times, Sunday Times (2010)
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