matte in Finnish
matte in Finnish is matta, himmeä, kiilloton — matte means having a dull, non-shiny surface; not glossy.
matte in Finnish
What does "matte" mean?
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adj Having a dull, non-shiny surface; not glossy.
"She preferred matte lipstick over the shiny gloss finish."
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noun A border, often cardboard, placed around a picture to set it off inside a frame.
"The framer cut a cream-coloured matte to surround the photograph."
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noun A background used behind actors or objects, painted or generated digitally, that is later combined with other footage.
"The spaceship scene was shot in front of a green matte and finished with computer effects."
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verb To give something a dull, non-reflective finish.
"The jeweller matted the ring's surface so it wouldn't catch the light."
matte in a sentence
- She preferred matte lipstick over the shiny gloss finish.
- The car was sprayed in a matte black that soaked up the light.
- The framer cut a cream-coloured matte to surround the photograph.
- The spaceship scene was shot in front of a green matte and finished with computer effects.
Similar words in Finnish
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "matte" in Finnish?
"matte" in Finnish is matta, himmeä, kiilloton. matte means: Having a dull, non-shiny surface; not glossy.
How do you use "matte" in a sentence?
Example: "She preferred matte lipstick over the shiny gloss finish." In Finnish, "matte" is matta, himmeä, kiilloton.
Are there other ways to say "matte" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 11 translations listed for "matte": matta, himmeä, kiilloton, aukkopahvi, kehyskartonki, kehyspahvi.