graphics in Greek
graphics in Greek is γραφικά — graphics means visual images or designs, especially those created or displayed by a computer.
graphics in Greek
γραφικά
Pronounced: grafika
(computing) The pictorial representation and manipulation of data; the process by which a computer displays data.
What does "graphics" mean?
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noun Visual images or designs, especially those created or displayed by a computer.
"The new game has stunning graphics."
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noun The art and practice of visual design.
"She studied graphics at art school before moving into web design."
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graphics in a sentence
- The new game has stunning graphics.
- She studied graphics at art school before moving into web design.
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What is "graphics" in Greek?
"graphics" in Greek is γραφικά. graphics means: Visual images or designs, especially those created or displayed by a computer.
How do you pronounce γραφικά?
"graphics" in Greek is γραφικά, pronounced "grafika".
How do you use "graphics" in a sentence?
Example: "The new game has stunning graphics." In Greek, "graphics" is γραφικά.
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