Definition of praxinoscope in English:

praxinoscope

noun ˈpraksɪnəskəʊpprakˈsɪnəskəʊp

historical

A toy resembling a zoetrope, in which a series of figures representing successive positions of a moving object are arranged on the inner surface of a broad, shallow, cylindrical or polygonal drum which is open at the top and has in the middle a corresponding series of mirrors in which the figures are reflected, so that when the drum is rapidly rotated, the persistence of the successive visual images produces the impression of actual motion.

Origin

Late 19th century. Apparently from French praxinoscope, irregularly from ancient Greek πρᾶξις action + French -o- + -scope, with inserted -n- (perhaps after Greek adjectives in -ινος, although the adjective formed from πρᾶξις is in fact Hellenistic Greek πράξιμος (of money) recoverable).

Definition of praxinoscope in US English:

praxinoscope

noun

historical

A toy resembling a zoetrope, in which a series of figures representing successive positions of a moving object are arranged on the inner surface of a broad, shallow, cylindrical or polygonal drum which is open at the top and has in the middle a corresponding series of mirrors in which the figures are reflected, so that when the drum is rapidly rotated, the persistence of the successive visual images produces the impression of actual motion.

Origin

Late 19th century. Apparently from French praxinoscope, irregularly from ancient Greek πρᾶξις action + French -o- + -scope, with inserted -n- (perhaps after Greek adjectives in -ινος, although the adjective formed from πρᾶξις is in fact Hellenistic Greek πράξιμος (of money) recoverable).

单词	praxinoscope
释义	Definition of praxinoscope in English: praxinoscope noun ˈpraksɪnəskəʊpprakˈsɪnəskəʊp historical A toy resembling a zoetrope, in which a series of figures representing successive positions of a moving object are arranged on the inner surface of a broad, shallow, cylindrical or polygonal drum which is open at the top and has in the middle a corresponding series of mirrors in which the figures are reflected, so that when the drum is rapidly rotated, the persistence of the successive visual images produces the impression of actual motion. Origin Late 19th century. Apparently from French praxinoscope, irregularly from ancient Greek πρᾶξις action + French -o- + -scope, with inserted -n- (perhaps after Greek adjectives in -ινος, although the adjective formed from πρᾶξις is in fact Hellenistic Greek πράξιμος (of money) recoverable). Definition of praxinoscope in US English: praxinoscope noun historical A toy resembling a zoetrope, in which a series of figures representing successive positions of a moving object are arranged on the inner surface of a broad, shallow, cylindrical or polygonal drum which is open at the top and has in the middle a corresponding series of mirrors in which the figures are reflected, so that when the drum is rapidly rotated, the persistence of the successive visual images produces the impression of actual motion. Origin Late 19th century. Apparently from French praxinoscope, irregularly from ancient Greek πρᾶξις action + French -o- + -scope, with inserted -n- (perhaps after Greek adjectives in -ινος, although the adjective formed from πρᾶξις is in fact Hellenistic Greek πράξιμος (of money) recoverable).
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