texture in Japanese
texture in Japanese is テクスチャ — texture means the way a surface or material feels to the touch, such as smooth, rough, or soft.
texture in Japanese
テクスチャ
Pronounced: tekusucha
(computer graphics) An image applied to a polygon to create the appearance of a surface.
What does "texture" mean?
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noun The way a surface or material feels to the touch, such as smooth, rough, or soft.
"I like the rough texture of the old stone wall."
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noun A digital image applied to a 3D model to make it look like a particular surface.
"The artist painted a wood texture and wrapped it around the table model."
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verb To give something a particular surface feel or pattern.
"She textured the clay with a comb to make it look like bark."
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texture in a sentence
- I like the rough texture of the old stone wall.
- The bread had a lovely crusty texture.
- The artist painted a wood texture and wrapped it around the table model.
- Adding a high-quality texture made the character's jacket look like real leather.
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What is "texture" in Japanese?
"texture" in Japanese is テクスチャ. texture means: The way a surface or material feels to the touch, such as smooth, rough, or soft.
How do you pronounce テクスチャ?
"texture" in Japanese is テクスチャ, pronounced "tekusucha".
How do you use "texture" in a sentence?
Example: "I like the rough texture of the old stone wall." In Japanese, "texture" is テクスチャ.
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