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

visual

/ˈvɪʒ(j)ʊəl

/ /ˈvɪzjʊəl/

adjective

Relating to seeing or sight: visual perception...

It is a very successful way to convert an ordinary shot into one with a lot of visual appeal.
Experiments in visual perception have shown that the mind has a great influence on what we see.
However, Plato's distrust of sensory perception led him to reject the visual arts.

Synonyms

optical, seeing, optic, ocular, eye;

vision, sight

visible, perceptible, perceivable, seeable, to be seen, discernible

noun (usually visuals)

A picture, piece of film, or display used to illustrate or accompany something: the music should fit the visuals colour visuals of today’s models...

On the technical side, the film has slick visuals and an impressive montage at the beginning.
The film has also visuals of a leading gold jewellery showroom in the State.
The visuals are all extremely cartoonish, a style that works best for such a parody.

Derivatives

visuality

/vɪʒ(j)ʊˈalɪti/ /vɪzjʊˈalɪti/ noun ...

Each demonstrates the ways a book makes an aesthetic experience of space, an experience registered against the long history of thematic links between modern visuality and the city.
Visual studies has to think through the ways of thinking about what visuality is - not just to look around at the endless proliferation of images and artifacts.
In the introduction the reader is presented with the dual concepts of Aura and Icon as reference points in the journey to mapping Mouride visuality.

Origin

Late Middle English (originally describing a beam imagined to proceed from the eye and make vision possible): from late Latin visualis, from Latin visus 'sight', from videre 'to see'. The current noun sense dates from the 1950s.

单词	visual
释义	visual /ˈvɪʒ(j)ʊəl / /ˈvɪzjʊəl/ adjective Relating to seeing or sight: visual perception... It is a very successful way to convert an ordinary shot into one with a lot of visual appeal. Experiments in visual perception have shown that the mind has a great influence on what we see. However, Plato's distrust of sensory perception led him to reject the visual arts. Synonyms optical, seeing, optic, ocular, eye; vision, sight visible, perceptible, perceivable, seeable, to be seen, discernible noun (usually visuals) A picture, piece of film, or display used to illustrate or accompany something: the music should fit the visuals colour visuals of today’s models... On the technical side, the film has slick visuals and an impressive montage at the beginning. The film has also visuals of a leading gold jewellery showroom in the State. The visuals are all extremely cartoonish, a style that works best for such a parody. Derivatives visuality /vɪʒ(j)ʊˈalɪti/ /vɪzjʊˈalɪti/ noun ... Each demonstrates the ways a book makes an aesthetic experience of space, an experience registered against the long history of thematic links between modern visuality and the city. Visual studies has to think through the ways of thinking about what visuality is - not just to look around at the endless proliferation of images and artifacts. In the introduction the reader is presented with the dual concepts of Aura and Icon as reference points in the journey to mapping Mouride visuality. Origin Late Middle English (originally describing a beam imagined to proceed from the eye and make vision possible): from late Latin visualis, from Latin visus 'sight', from videre 'to see'. The current noun sense dates from the 1950s. Rhymes audio-visual, televisual
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visual

Derivatives

visuality

Origin

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