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Definition of animated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
livelyfull of energy and enthusiasm
- She gave an animated performance on stage.
2.
cartoonsTECH. made using a sequence of drawings or computer graphicsTECH.
- They watched an animated film about talking animals..
Expressions with animated
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film using drawn images for movement
We watched an animated cartoon at the cinema.
lively and expressive look or gesture
Her animated expression showed her excitement.
animated image used to express emotions
He replied with an animated GIF to show his excitement.
full-length movie created mainly using animation instead of live actors
The studio released an animated feature that became a worldwide hit.
oat grain depicted with human-like features or movements in animation
The animated oat danced across the screen in the children's show..
short film created with drawn, computer, or stop-motion animation techniques
The studio released an animated short before the main feature.
brief movie made from drawn or computer-made moving images
The festival opened with a touching short animated film about friendship.
Origin of animated
Latin, animatus (filled with breath)
Terms with animated included in their meaning
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entertainment
animated film with drawn characters
Japanese work
animated work from Japan, regardless of style
animation
fictional persona in animated media
behavior
become lively or animated
film production
process of making cartoons or animated films
global animation
animated work from any country, similar to Japanese style
joyful feeling
making one feel very happy, animated, or elated
zombies
corpses animated by supernatural forces
liveliness
lively or animated quality
enthusiasm
become more enthusiastic or animated about something
animation
person who creates animated films or cartoons
acr: Graphics Interchange Format
image file format supporting both animated and static images
animated
lively and full of conversation
film
movie or show with real actors, not animated
animation
characteristic of animated cartoon films
enthusiasm
become enthusiastic or animated
TV show
children's television series featuring animated characters
rhythm
animated brisk motion or spirited rhythm
cartoon show
animated television series about a futuristic family
energy
become more lively or animated
computer graphics
distortion in animated display frames
lively movement
move in a lively, rhythmic, and animated way
acr: anime, comics and games
mix of animated shows, comics, and games
animation
capable of being animated or brought to life
Examples of animated in a sentence
The animated discussion lasted for hours. She loves watching animated series on weekends. The animated characters were brought to life with stunning visuals.
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- French:animé, d'animation, ...
- German:lebhaft, animiert, ...
- Italian:animato, a cartoni animati, ...
- Spanish:animado, de dibujos animados, ...
- Portuguese:animado, ...
- Chinese:生动的, 动画的, ...
- Japanese:活気のある, アニメーション, ...
- Arabic:حَيَوِي, متحرِّك, ...
- Hebrew:נִמְרָץ, מוּנפָשׁ, ...
- Russian:оживленный, мультипликационный, ...
- Ukrainian:жвавий, анімаційний, ...
- Hindi:जीवंत, एनिमेटेड, ...
Definition of animate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
motionmake something appear to move
- They animated the cartoon characters for the film.
2.
emotionmake someone or something lively
- Her presence animated the dull party.
3.
inspirationinspire or encourage someone
- His words animated the team to victory.
Adjective
1.
lifebeing alive or having life
- The forest was full of animate creatures.
2.
energydynamic and energetic
- Her animate personality made her popular.
3.
linguisticsTECH. having a referent considered aliveTECH.
- In grammar, 'dog' is an animate noun.
4.
motionDated possessing the quality or ability of motionDated
- The animate objects moved across the screen.
Expressions with animate
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living creature with life
A dog is an animate being.
living or once living entity
The forest is full of animate things.
Origin of animate
Latin, animare (give life to)
Examples of animate in a sentence
He learned to animate figures for video games. The music animated the crowd at the concert. His speech animated the team before the match. The coach's pep talk animated the players before the match. Her enthusiasm animated the entire group to participate. The animate beings roamed freely in the sanctuary.
In the garden, animate life thrived among the plants. The children gave an animate performance onstage. His animate gestures kept the audience engaged. The pronoun "she" usually has an animate referent. In this language, animate nouns take a special suffix. The animate figures danced in the animation. In the game, animate characters interact with players.
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- French:animer, animé, ...
- German:animieren, lebendig, ...
- Italian:animare, animato, ...
- Spanish:animar, animado, ...
- Portuguese:animar, vivo, ...
- Chinese:绘制, 有生命的, ...
- Japanese:動かす, 生きている, ...
- Arabic:حَرَّكَ, حَي, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַנְפִּישׁ, חַי, ...
- Russian:анимировать, живой, ...
- Ukrainian:анімувати, живий, ...
- Hindi:चलायमान करना, सजीव, ...
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