graphics in Japanese
graphics in Japanese is グラフィック — graphics means visual images or designs, especially those created or displayed by a computer.
graphics in Japanese
グラフィック
Pronounced: gurafikku
The graphic arts.
What does "graphics" mean?
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noun Visual images or designs, especially those created or displayed by a computer.
"My old laptop cannot run games with high-quality graphics."
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noun The art and practice of visual design.
"He teaches graphics at the local college on Tuesday evenings."
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graphics in a sentence
- My old laptop cannot run games with high-quality graphics.
- The graphics in the weather app are clear and easy to read.
- He teaches graphics at the local college on Tuesday evenings.
- Graphics is a subject that combines art, technology and clear communication.
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What is "graphics" in Japanese?
"graphics" in Japanese is グラフィック. graphics means: Visual images or designs, especially those created or displayed by a computer.
How do you pronounce グラフィック?
"graphics" in Japanese is グラフィック, pronounced "gurafikku".
How do you use "graphics" in a sentence?
Example: "My old laptop cannot run games with high-quality graphics." In Japanese, "graphics" is グラフィック.
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