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Definition of VR - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: virtual realityTECH. computer-generated simulation of a 3D environmentTECH.
- VR games make you feel like you're inside them.
2.
acr: Victorian RailwaysDated old train company in VictoriaDated
- The VR operated trains across Victoria many years ago.
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Examples of VR in a sentence
She experienced VR for the first time and was amazed. The VR was known for its iconic steam engines. Many historians study the impact of VR on local communities.
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- French:RV, Chemins de fer de Victoria, ...
- German:virtuelle Realität, VR, ...
- Italian:realtà virtuale, Ferrovie Vittoriane, ...
- Spanish:realidad virtual, VR, ...
- Portuguese:RV, VR, ...
- Chinese:虚拟现实, 维多利亚铁路公司, ...
- Japanese:VR, ビクトリア鉄道, ...
- Arabic:واقِع اِفْتِراضي, شَرِكَة قِطارات فِيكتوريا, ...
- Hebrew:מְצִיאוּת מְדוּמָה, רַכָּבוֹת וִיקְטוֹרְיָאנִיּוֹת, ...
- Russian:виртуальная реальность, Железные дороги Виктории, ...
- Ukrainian:віртуальна реальність, Вікторійські залізниці, ...
- Hindi:वर्चुअल रियलिटी, वीआर, ...
Definition of Vr - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: virtual realityTECH. computer-made world you can see and feelTECH.
- Vr games make you feel like you're inside them.
- Vr technology is revolutionizing education.
- She explored distant planets through Vr simulations.
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- French:RV, ...
- German:VR, ...
- Italian:realtà virtuale, ...
- Spanish:realidad virtual, ...
- Portuguese:realidade virtual, ...
- Chinese:虚拟现实, ...
- Japanese:VR, ...
- Arabic:الوَاقِعُ الِافْتِرَاضِيُّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְצִיאוּת מְדוּמָה, ...
- Russian:виртуальная реальность, ...
- Ukrainian:ВР, ...
- Hindi:आभासी वास्तविकता, ...
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