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Definition of pixelated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
image qualityimage shows visible squares instead of smooth details
- The photo looked pixelated after zooming in.
- The old game's graphics were intentionally pixelated for style.
- Her avatar looked pixelated on the high-resolution screen.
Origin of pixelated
English, pixel (picture element) + -ated (formed)
Terms with pixelated included in their meaning
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- French:pixellisé, ...
- German:verpixelt, ...
- Italian:pixelato, ...
- Spanish:pixelado, ...
- Portuguese:pixelizado, ...
- Chinese:像素化的, ...
- Japanese:ピクセル化した, ...
- Arabic:مبَكسَلة, ...
- Hebrew:מְמוּרְפָּע, ...
- Russian:пикселизированный, ...
- Ukrainian:піксельований, ...
- Hindi:पिक्सेलेटेड, ...
Definition of pixelate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
privacytransform an image to hide details
- They pixelated the face to protect the person's identity.
2.
image processingTECH. divide an image into visible pixelsTECH.
- The software can pixelate the image for a retro look.
Origin of pixelate
English, pixel (picture element) + -ate (verb suffix)
Examples of pixelate in a sentence
They had to pixelate the background for privacy reasons. You can pixelate the photo to hide details. The editor decided to pixelate the background for effect.
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- French:pixéliser, pixelliser, ...
- German:verpixeln, ...
- Italian:pixellare, pixelare, ...
- Spanish:pixelar, ...
- Portuguese:pixelizar, ...
- Chinese:打码, ...
- Japanese:ピクセル化する, 画素化する, ...
- Arabic:بَكْسَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַקְסֵל, לְטַשְׁטֵשׁ בְּפִּיקְסֶלִים, ...
- Russian:пикселизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:пікселізувати, ...
- Hindi:धुंधला करना, पिक्सेलयुक्त करना, ...
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