holographic
holographic — 形容詞
- holographicpositive
- more holographiccomparative
- most holographicsuperlative
1. describing a picture or image made with laser beams that looks solid and three-d
全像的
利用雷射光產生的立體影像
describing a picture or image made with laser beams that looks solid and three-dimensional, as though it were floating in space
Jude watched a holographic video call on his wrist device.
Jude 用他手腕上的裝置觀看了一場全像視訊通話。
The museum installed a holographic guide that greets visitors at the entrance.
博物館安裝了一個在入口處迎接訪客的全像導覽員。
holographic + guide: describing a projected interactive figure
Quan pointed at the holographic star chart spinning in the dark planetarium.
Quan 指著在黑暗的天文館中旋轉的全像星圖。
A holographic image of a beating heart rotated slowly above the students' heads.
一顆跳動心臟的全像影像在學生們的頭頂上緩慢旋轉。
holographic image: the most common collocation
- holographic image
- holographic display
- holographic projection
- holographic technology
- three-dimensional
broader term that does not imply laser technology
- stereoscopic
more technical; usually describes 3D photography or film, not projected light images
- flat
lacking any depth
- two-dimensional
having only height and width, no sense of solidity
文法句型
holographic + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun (attributive position). It is rarely used after a linking verb: 'the display is holographic' sounds unnatural in most contexts.
常見錯誤
同根字
- hologram名詞B2
- holography名詞C1
- holographically副詞C2