Definition of zoopraxography in English:

zoopraxography

noun ˌzəʊə(ʊ)prakˈsɒɡrəfiˌzuːə(ʊ)prakˈsɒɡrəfi

historical

(A) The branch of knowledge that deals with animal motion. (b) A series of photographs of a moving subject, especially an animal, used to portray sequential motion.

Late 19th century. From zoo- + ancient Greek πρᾶξις praxis + -ography, after zoopraxiscope.

noun

historical

(A) The branch of knowledge that deals with animal motion. (b) A series of photographs of a moving subject, especially an animal, used to portray sequential motion.

Late 19th century. From zoo- + ancient Greek πρᾶξις praxis + -ography, after zoopraxiscope.

单词	zoopraxography
释义	Definition of zoopraxography in English: zoopraxography noun ˌzəʊə(ʊ)prakˈsɒɡrəfiˌzuːə(ʊ)prakˈsɒɡrəfi historical (A) The branch of knowledge that deals with animal motion. (b) A series of photographs of a moving subject, especially an animal, used to portray sequential motion. Origin Late 19th century. From zoo- + ancient Greek πρᾶξις praxis + -ography, after zoopraxiscope. Definition of zoopraxography in US English: zoopraxography noun historical (A) The branch of knowledge that deals with animal motion. (b) A series of photographs of a moving subject, especially an animal, used to portray sequential motion. Origin Late 19th century. From zoo- + ancient Greek πρᾶξις praxis + -ography, after zoopraxiscope.
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