Definition of anaglyph in English:

anaglyph

nounˈanəɡlɪfˈænəˌɡlɪf

1Photography
A stereoscopic photograph with the two images superimposed and printed in different colours, usually red and green, producing a stereo effect when viewed with appropriate filters over each eye.
〔摄〕立体照片，立体彩色图片
Example sentencesExamples
- What the scientists can do - and have done - is unite the in-focus elements of each picture in the series and create anaglyphs that present a three-dimensional view of the outcrop and the terrain of the crater floor.
- In order to make an anaglyph you need two slightly off-set images.
- These anaglyphs of Nirgal Valles and Maja Valles make it perfectly clear we're seeing deep flat-bottomed canyons with dune systems of some sort.
- It may not be by name, but more people are likely familiar with anaglyphs than any other form of 3D images.
- It's interesting to compare the latter images with Earth's Grand Canyon; see NASA's Visible Earth or this anaglyph (or, if you prefer, this ordinary stereogram) from the Eagle Eye Maps Experiments Page.
2An object, such as a cameo, embossed or carved in low relief.
浅型浮雕物
Example sentencesExamples
- Above, the king, protected by Isis, makes the offering of his anaglyph to Khonsu, who now wears the feathers that are more characteristic of Montu.
- It maintains traces of old murals and anaglyphs of early Christian symbols.

Derivatives

anaglyphic

adjectiveanəˈɡlɪfɪk

And when using the anaglyphic glasses, the 3D effect is added by the unsharp fore- and background objects.
Example sentencesExamples
- By doing this each eye is seeing only one part of the stereo pair used to make the anaglyphic image.
- A plasticon opened at the Rivoli theater in New York in 1922 which made novel use of the anaglyphic process.
- The viewer is invited to examine for himself the anaglyphic experience on the various paintings in this web site.
- In 1994, I began to produce computer-generated anaglyphic prints, which are viewed through red and blue glasses.

Origin

Late 16th century (in sense 2): from Greek anagluphē, from ana- 'up' + gluphē (from gluphein 'carve'). sense 1 dates from the late 19th century.

Definition of anaglyph in US English:

anaglyph

nounˈænəˌɡlɪfˈanəˌɡlif

1Photography
A stereoscopic photograph with the two images superimposed and printed in different colors, producing a stereo effect when the photograph is viewed through correspondingly colored filters.
〔摄〕立体照片，立体彩色图片
Example sentencesExamples
- It may not be by name, but more people are likely familiar with anaglyphs than any other form of 3D images.
- It's interesting to compare the latter images with Earth's Grand Canyon; see NASA's Visible Earth or this anaglyph (or, if you prefer, this ordinary stereogram) from the Eagle Eye Maps Experiments Page.
- In order to make an anaglyph you need two slightly off-set images.
- These anaglyphs of Nirgal Valles and Maja Valles make it perfectly clear we're seeing deep flat-bottomed canyons with dune systems of some sort.
- What the scientists can do - and have done - is unite the in-focus elements of each picture in the series and create anaglyphs that present a three-dimensional view of the outcrop and the terrain of the crater floor.
2An object, such as a cameo, embossed or carved in low relief.
浅型浮雕物
Example sentencesExamples
- Above, the king, protected by Isis, makes the offering of his anaglyph to Khonsu, who now wears the feathers that are more characteristic of Montu.
- It maintains traces of old murals and anaglyphs of early Christian symbols.

Origin

Late 16th century (in anaglyph (sense 2)): from Greek anagluphē, from ana- ‘up’ + gluphē (from gluphein ‘carve’). anaglyph (sense 1) dates from the late 19th century.

单词	anaglyph
释义	Definition of anaglyph in English: anaglyph nounˈanəɡlɪfˈænəˌɡlɪf 1Photography A stereoscopic photograph with the two images superimposed and printed in different colours, usually red and green, producing a stereo effect when viewed with appropriate filters over each eye. 〔摄〕立体照片，立体彩色图片 Example sentencesExamples What the scientists can do - and have done - is unite the in-focus elements of each picture in the series and create anaglyphs that present a three-dimensional view of the outcrop and the terrain of the crater floor. In order to make an anaglyph you need two slightly off-set images. These anaglyphs of Nirgal Valles and Maja Valles make it perfectly clear we're seeing deep flat-bottomed canyons with dune systems of some sort. It may not be by name, but more people are likely familiar with anaglyphs than any other form of 3D images. It's interesting to compare the latter images with Earth's Grand Canyon; see NASA's Visible Earth or this anaglyph (or, if you prefer, this ordinary stereogram) from the Eagle Eye Maps Experiments Page. 2An object, such as a cameo, embossed or carved in low relief. 浅型浮雕物 Example sentencesExamples Above, the king, protected by Isis, makes the offering of his anaglyph to Khonsu, who now wears the feathers that are more characteristic of Montu. It maintains traces of old murals and anaglyphs of early Christian symbols. Derivatives anaglyphic adjectiveanəˈɡlɪfɪk And when using the anaglyphic glasses, the 3D effect is added by the unsharp fore- and background objects. Example sentencesExamples By doing this each eye is seeing only one part of the stereo pair used to make the anaglyphic image. A plasticon opened at the Rivoli theater in New York in 1922 which made novel use of the anaglyphic process. The viewer is invited to examine for himself the anaglyphic experience on the various paintings in this web site. In 1994, I began to produce computer-generated anaglyphic prints, which are viewed through red and blue glasses. Origin Late 16th century (in sense 2): from Greek anagluphē, from ana- 'up' + gluphē (from gluphein 'carve'). sense 1 dates from the late 19th century. Definition of anaglyph in US English: anaglyph nounˈænəˌɡlɪfˈanəˌɡlif 1Photography A stereoscopic photograph with the two images superimposed and printed in different colors, producing a stereo effect when the photograph is viewed through correspondingly colored filters. 〔摄〕立体照片，立体彩色图片 Example sentencesExamples It may not be by name, but more people are likely familiar with anaglyphs than any other form of 3D images. It's interesting to compare the latter images with Earth's Grand Canyon; see NASA's Visible Earth or this anaglyph (or, if you prefer, this ordinary stereogram) from the Eagle Eye Maps Experiments Page. In order to make an anaglyph you need two slightly off-set images. These anaglyphs of Nirgal Valles and Maja Valles make it perfectly clear we're seeing deep flat-bottomed canyons with dune systems of some sort. What the scientists can do - and have done - is unite the in-focus elements of each picture in the series and create anaglyphs that present a three-dimensional view of the outcrop and the terrain of the crater floor. 2An object, such as a cameo, embossed or carved in low relief. 浅型浮雕物 Example sentencesExamples Above, the king, protected by Isis, makes the offering of his anaglyph to Khonsu, who now wears the feathers that are more characteristic of Montu. It maintains traces of old murals and anaglyphs of early Christian symbols. Origin Late 16th century (in anaglyph (sense 2)): from Greek anagluphē, from ana- ‘up’ + gluphē (from gluphein ‘carve’). anaglyph (sense 1) dates from the late 19th century.
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