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animation in French

animation in French is animation, invigoration — animation means the technique of creating the illusion of movement from a sequence of still images, drawings, or models, or a work made this way.

animation in French

animation
noun
invigoration
noun
animation
noun
(linguistics) conversion from the inanimate to animate grammatical category

What does "animation" mean?

  1. noun The technique of creating the illusion of movement from a sequence of still images, drawings, or models, or a work made this way.
    "The studio spent three years on the animation for the movie."
  2. noun Liveliness, energy, or enthusiasm in speech or manner.
    "He described the plan with real animation in his voice."
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animation in a sentence

  • The studio spent three years on the animation for the movie.
  • Stop-motion animation uses physical models photographed frame by frame.
  • He described the plan with real animation in his voice.
  • Her animation lit up the whole room.

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What is "animation" in French?

"animation" in French is animation, invigoration. animation means: The technique of creating the illusion of movement from a sequence of still images, drawings, or models, or a work made this way.

How do you use "animation" in a sentence?

Example: "The studio spent three years on the animation for the movie." In French, "animation" is animation, invigoration.

Are there other ways to say "animation" in French?

Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "animation": animation, invigoration.

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