tween in Finnish
tween in Finnish is interpoloida — tween means a child roughly between eight and thirteen years old — older than a young kid but not yet a teenager.
tween in Finnish
interpoloida
(cinematography) To generate intermediate frames in an animated sequence so as to give the appearance of smooth movement.
What does "tween" mean?
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noun A child roughly between eight and thirteen years old — older than a young kid but not yet a teenager.
"The store has a whole section of clothes aimed at tweens."
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verb In animation, to generate the in-between frames that make a movement look smooth, given a starting and an ending frame.
"The software can automatically tween the character's walk cycle."
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tween in a sentence
- The store has a whole section of clothes aimed at tweens.
- My daughter just turned eleven, so she's firmly in tween territory now.
- The software can automatically tween the character's walk cycle.
- Animators used to tween every frame by hand before computers took over the job.
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What is "tween" in Finnish?
"tween" in Finnish is interpoloida. tween means: A child roughly between eight and thirteen years old — older than a young kid but not yet a teenager.
How do you use "tween" in a sentence?
Example: "The store has a whole section of clothes aimed at tweens." In Finnish, "tween" is interpoloida.
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