English to Latin Meaning of animation - animatione

Animation :

animatione

noun

in regeneratione, animatione, motum, mentis, LABOR, terribilis,, augmentationem, excitatio, inflammationem, incitamentum, subinde reficienda, inspirante,, solatium habeamus, vivacitas,, HILARITAS, hilaritate, MALITIA, Apocalypsis, expressio, gentem, sensus, cognitionis, sensum, studium, conatus

Animation :: animationemAnimations :: animations

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Definitions of animation in English

Noun(1) the condition of living or the state of being alive(2) the property of being able to survive and grow(3) quality of being active or spirited or alive and vigorous(4) the activity of giving vitality and vigour to something(5) the making of animated cartoons(6) general activity and motion

Examples of animation in English

(1) He laughed at this statement, and his eyes, which had begun to mist over now sparkled brightly with animation .(2) Now she held their attention as they watched the metamorphosis from near death to vitality and renewed animation filling her essence.(3) Her back was to me, but I could imagine her face, eyes sparkling with animation , her full attention on him, not slightly off to the side as it often was.(4) animation techniques(5) When he was alone with Shipper, there was animation in his voice, and smiles were often seen surfacing the dark, handsome face.(6) Flash can produce animation in full color with music and sound effects.(7) He argues that Western societies generally have regarded abortions occurring before the fetus showed signs of animation as not criminal in nature.(8) Immediately following the intermission, there was a visible engagement from them combined with an energy and animation to the music which had not been present before.(9) This tale, as compared to the first game, is obviously much darker and more intense, but it's captured pretty lightly in all of the lead-up animation .(10) The same is true with animation - I think of my animated characters as dancers.(11) They'd gone to a Karnal concert, and the girl who'd been talking with vibrant animation in her voice, turned to the guy.(12) they started talking with animation(13) It was the first sign of animation Patrick had ever seen in the older boy, and was so caught off guard that he found himself laughing equally as hard.(14) It needs Flash and sound to get the full effect, but underneath the excellent animation is a great site concerned with factory farming and local food production.(15) The online registration provides access to the full length of animation stream and all program features.(16) Thomas and his fellow engines' voices and endearingly primitive animation remain the same as in the much-loved television series.

Related Phrases of animation

(1) suspended animation ::

suspenditur animationem

(2) computer animation ::

computatrum animationem

Related Phrases of animation

(1) suspended animation ::

suspenditur animationem

(2) computer animation ::

computatrum animationem

Synonyms

Noun

2. vitality ::

vitae

Antonyms

Different Forms

animation, animations

English to Latin Dictionary: animation

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English to Latin Dictionary: animation

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