animate in Greek
animate in Greek is έμψυχος, ζωντανός, ζωντανεύω — animate means to bring something to life, or to make a picture or object appear to move on its own.
animate in Greek
έμψυχος
Pronounced: empsychos
That lives.
ζωντανός
Pronounced: zodanos
That lives.
ζωντανός
Pronounced: zodanos
Dynamic, energetic.
ζωντανεύω
Pronounced: zodanevo
What does "animate" mean?
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verb To bring something to life, or to make a picture or object appear to move on its own.
"The studio animated the entire film using hand-drawn cels."
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verb To give energy, purpose, or excitement to something.
"A shared sense of mission animated the whole team."
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adj Alive, or full of energy and movement.
"Philosophers have long debated what separates animate matter from inanimate matter."
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animate in a sentence
- The studio animated the entire film using hand-drawn cels.
- Software can now animate a character's face from just a photo.
- A shared sense of mission animated the whole team.
- Passion for the cause animated her speech.
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What is "animate" in Greek?
"animate" in Greek is έμψυχος, ζωντανός, ζωντανεύω. animate means: To bring something to life, or to make a picture or object appear to move on its own.
How do you pronounce έμψυχος?
"animate" in Greek is έμψυχος, pronounced "empsychos".
How do you use "animate" in a sentence?
Example: "The studio animated the entire film using hand-drawn cels." In Greek, "animate" is έμψυχος, ζωντανός, ζωντανεύω.
Are there other ways to say "animate" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "animate": έμψυχος, ζωντανός, ζωντανεύω.
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