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Definition of generated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
creationproduced or created
- The generated report was ready for review.
- The generated data was accurate.
- The generated images looked realistic.
Expressions with generated
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made by a computer using software or code
The movie used computer-generated special effects.
created by oneself or itself without external influence
The report was self-generated by the system overnight..
pictures made by a computer for films
The movie used computer generated imagery for special effects.
created automatically by a system or software
The report was auto-generated by the new software.
Origin of generated
Latin, generare (to beget)
Terms with generated included in their meaning
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computer
generated by a computer to simulate reality
internal warmth
heat generated inside a living organism
sustainable
electricity generated with minimal environmental impact
environmentally friendly
electric power generated without polluting the environment
power generation
facility where electricity is generated by burning coal
energy
industrial facility where electricity is generated
technology
computer file that stores recorded or generated audio information
communication
begin a process where rumors are generated
computer image
computer-generated image used in games or films
creation
produced or generated by something
religion
income generated by church-owned assets
power source
power generated by electricity
computer graphics
computer-generated change from one image to another
production
produced or generated in large numbers
digital overlay
wearable gadget that enhances real-world views with computer-generated images
creativity
generated through group discussion
digital image
image generated by a computer
finance
income generated by a hospital
energy source
electricity generated by water power
business
product generated together with other products from one shared production process
technology
numeric codes generated at intervals for production synchronization
acr: user-generated content
stuff made by people on the internet
technology
spoken sound produced by a machine using stored or generated speech
internet evolution
second generation of the World Wide Web focusing on user-generated content
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- French:généré, ...
- German:erzeugt, ...
- Italian:generato, ...
- Spanish:producido, ...
- Portuguese:produzido, ...
- Chinese:生成的, ...
- Japanese:生成された, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَج, ...
- Hebrew:מוּפָק, ...
- Russian:сгенерированный, ...
- Ukrainian:створений, ...
- Hindi:निर्मित, ...
Definition of generate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
make existmake something exist, especially energy or by a process
- The machine can generate electricity.
- The solar panels generate power during the day.
- This algorithm can generate realistic images.
Expressions with generate
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cause people to talk about something
The celebrity's controversial statement generated buzz on social media.
create congestion on roads or pathways
The construction work will generate traffic in the downtown area.
Origin of generate
Latin, generare (to beget)
View all translations of generate
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- French:générer, ...
- German:erzeugen, ...
- Italian:generare, ...
- Spanish:generar, ...
- Portuguese:gerar, ...
- Chinese:产生, ...
- Japanese:生み出す, ...
- Arabic:وَلَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְיַצֵּר, ...
- Russian:генерировать, ...
- Ukrainian:генерувати, ...
- Hindi:उत्पन्न करना, ...
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