Definition of three-dimensional in English:

three-dimensional

adjectiveˌθriːdʌɪˈmɛnʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌθriːdɪˈmɛnʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌθridəˈmɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n(ə)l

1Having or appearing to have length, breadth, and depth.
a three-dimensional object
Example sentencesExamples
- The pattern of X-ray diffraction reveals the three-dimensional structure of the protein.
- The curtain wall is extra deep in profile to give it a more three-dimensional appearance.
- It commonly appears as a spongy mass because of the three-dimensional meshwork.
- Those topographic features scatter ambient light in such a way that a three-dimensional image appears.
- The fibrils appear to be three-dimensional and interlocking and to consist of fibrillar bundles.
- As space is three-dimensional, he went on to experiment with three-dimensional geometric solids.
- Colorants and sculpting tools are used to create decorative three-dimensional forms.
- As I sat on a bench in the huge courtyard, admiring the myriads of rose gardens, a three-dimensional vision suddenly appeared.
- It is neither a disembodied image like painting nor a fully three-dimensional object like sculpture.
- The visual impact is heightened and given greater depth in some of the paintings by creating a three-dimensional effect.
- This is the first solid figure, the three-dimensional form of the triangle.
- A hologram is a three-dimensional image produced by a laser beam.
- An ionic compound is composed of a network of ions that results in a three-dimensional matrix of cations and anions.
- We map each configuration on a number of rectangular three-dimensional grids as follows.
- Lone pairs of electrons play a critical role in determining the three-dimensional shape of molecules.
- A crystalline solid is a solid consisting of atoms arranged in an orderly three-dimensional matrix.
- Each set of atomic coordinates for a model was placed within a three-dimensional grid of cubes.
- If you look at a needle it looks like a one-dimensional line from a long distance, but really it's three-dimensional.
- If you watched for a couple of cycles you obtained a very clear idea of the three-dimensional structure of the station.
- The refraction of the light also gives the moon a three-dimensional appearance.
Synonyms
solid, concrete, having depth, sculptural, rounded
stereoscopic, stereographic, stereo-, virtual, holographic, perspective, pop-up
technical axonometric, orthorhombic
1. 1.1 (of a literary or dramatic work) sufficiently full in characterization and representation of events to be believable.
  the drama is never anything less than three-dimensional
  Example sentencesExamples
  It will come as no surprise that the movie fails to provide any three-dimensional characters.
  In a way Ebenezer is the first really three-dimensional character you come across.
  The film takes the time to develop its characters into three-dimensional entities.
  Some of the overt sexuality helped to show these women as complete, three-dimensional characters.
  With the my latest film, I decided to change all that by making the characters more three-dimensional.
  He gives the character his fullest opportunity to be seen as a three-dimensional hero.
  Lizzie appealed to the 30-year-old actress because the character is equally three-dimensional.
  This helped make the characters three-dimensional for me a lot of times.
  She plays the film like a farce, but finds the real, three-dimensional character in Julia.

Derivatives

three-dimensionality

noun

A dominant characteristic feature is the three-dimensionality of his compositions.
Example sentencesExamples
- The etchings are details of digitally recorded images - fragments of texture, leaves, patterns, visual shapes given three-dimensionality through the print.
- These dramas assume that their characters, although often wrong-headed and representative of flawed systems, have dignity and three-dimensionality.
- The curves of the body coupled with the three-dimensionality of the sculpture suggest the lushness of Caravaggio's rendering of young men, which is itself intensely sensual in an almost photographic way.
- The clarity of the metallic sculptures and the resulting illusion of three-dimensionality made me want to reach into the print and stroke them.

three-dimensionally

adverb

The anatomy of the operating area is assessed and displayed accurately and three-dimensionally.
Example sentencesExamples
- The most informative specimens were three-dimensionally preserved trunks with leafy shoots still attached.
- The next step was to digitally create the three-dimensionally textured surfaces that produce the desired variations in the fountain's water flow.
- ‘Some graphic designers don't think well three-dimensionally,’ she says.
- But my situation has allowed me to see more points of view than just one, to see three-dimensionally.

Rhymes

ascensional, attentional, conventional, declensional, intentional, tensional, two-dimensional

Definition of three-dimensional in US English:

three-dimensional

adjectiveˌθridəˈmɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌTHrēdəˈmen(t)SH(ə)n(ə)l

1Having or appearing to have length, breadth, and depth.
a three-dimensional object
Example sentencesExamples
- The refraction of the light also gives the moon a three-dimensional appearance.
- As space is three-dimensional, he went on to experiment with three-dimensional geometric solids.
- The visual impact is heightened and given greater depth in some of the paintings by creating a three-dimensional effect.
- An ionic compound is composed of a network of ions that results in a three-dimensional matrix of cations and anions.
- The pattern of X-ray diffraction reveals the three-dimensional structure of the protein.
- It commonly appears as a spongy mass because of the three-dimensional meshwork.
- The fibrils appear to be three-dimensional and interlocking and to consist of fibrillar bundles.
- Those topographic features scatter ambient light in such a way that a three-dimensional image appears.
- Each set of atomic coordinates for a model was placed within a three-dimensional grid of cubes.
- We map each configuration on a number of rectangular three-dimensional grids as follows.
- Lone pairs of electrons play a critical role in determining the three-dimensional shape of molecules.
- As I sat on a bench in the huge courtyard, admiring the myriads of rose gardens, a three-dimensional vision suddenly appeared.
- This is the first solid figure, the three-dimensional form of the triangle.
- The curtain wall is extra deep in profile to give it a more three-dimensional appearance.
- A hologram is a three-dimensional image produced by a laser beam.
- A crystalline solid is a solid consisting of atoms arranged in an orderly three-dimensional matrix.
- If you watched for a couple of cycles you obtained a very clear idea of the three-dimensional structure of the station.
- It is neither a disembodied image like painting nor a fully three-dimensional object like sculpture.
- If you look at a needle it looks like a one-dimensional line from a long distance, but really it's three-dimensional.
- Colorants and sculpting tools are used to create decorative three-dimensional forms.
Synonyms
solid, concrete, having depth, sculptural, rounded
1. 1.1 (of a literary or dramatic work) sufficiently full in characterization and representation of events to be believable.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lizzie appealed to the 30-year-old actress because the character is equally three-dimensional.
  Some of the overt sexuality helped to show these women as complete, three-dimensional characters.
  It will come as no surprise that the movie fails to provide any three-dimensional characters.
  She plays the film like a farce, but finds the real, three-dimensional character in Julia.
  In a way Ebenezer is the first really three-dimensional character you come across.
  This helped make the characters three-dimensional for me a lot of times.
  With the my latest film, I decided to change all that by making the characters more three-dimensional.
  The film takes the time to develop its characters into three-dimensional entities.
  He gives the character his fullest opportunity to be seen as a three-dimensional hero.

单词	three-dimensional
释义	Definition of three-dimensional in English: three-dimensional adjectiveˌθriːdʌɪˈmɛnʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌθriːdɪˈmɛnʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌθridəˈmɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n(ə)l 1Having or appearing to have length, breadth, and depth. a three-dimensional object Example sentencesExamples The pattern of X-ray diffraction reveals the three-dimensional structure of the protein. The curtain wall is extra deep in profile to give it a more three-dimensional appearance. It commonly appears as a spongy mass because of the three-dimensional meshwork. Those topographic features scatter ambient light in such a way that a three-dimensional image appears. The fibrils appear to be three-dimensional and interlocking and to consist of fibrillar bundles. As space is three-dimensional, he went on to experiment with three-dimensional geometric solids. Colorants and sculpting tools are used to create decorative three-dimensional forms. As I sat on a bench in the huge courtyard, admiring the myriads of rose gardens, a three-dimensional vision suddenly appeared. It is neither a disembodied image like painting nor a fully three-dimensional object like sculpture. The visual impact is heightened and given greater depth in some of the paintings by creating a three-dimensional effect. This is the first solid figure, the three-dimensional form of the triangle. A hologram is a three-dimensional image produced by a laser beam. An ionic compound is composed of a network of ions that results in a three-dimensional matrix of cations and anions. We map each configuration on a number of rectangular three-dimensional grids as follows. Lone pairs of electrons play a critical role in determining the three-dimensional shape of molecules. A crystalline solid is a solid consisting of atoms arranged in an orderly three-dimensional matrix. Each set of atomic coordinates for a model was placed within a three-dimensional grid of cubes. If you look at a needle it looks like a one-dimensional line from a long distance, but really it's three-dimensional. If you watched for a couple of cycles you obtained a very clear idea of the three-dimensional structure of the station. The refraction of the light also gives the moon a three-dimensional appearance. Synonyms solid, concrete, having depth, sculptural, rounded stereoscopic, stereographic, stereo-, virtual, holographic, perspective, pop-up technical axonometric, orthorhombic 1.1 (of a literary or dramatic work) sufficiently full in characterization and representation of events to be believable. the drama is never anything less than three-dimensional Example sentencesExamples It will come as no surprise that the movie fails to provide any three-dimensional characters. In a way Ebenezer is the first really three-dimensional character you come across. The film takes the time to develop its characters into three-dimensional entities. Some of the overt sexuality helped to show these women as complete, three-dimensional characters. With the my latest film, I decided to change all that by making the characters more three-dimensional. He gives the character his fullest opportunity to be seen as a three-dimensional hero. Lizzie appealed to the 30-year-old actress because the character is equally three-dimensional. This helped make the characters three-dimensional for me a lot of times. She plays the film like a farce, but finds the real, three-dimensional character in Julia. Derivatives three-dimensionality noun A dominant characteristic feature is the three-dimensionality of his compositions. Example sentencesExamples The etchings are details of digitally recorded images - fragments of texture, leaves, patterns, visual shapes given three-dimensionality through the print. These dramas assume that their characters, although often wrong-headed and representative of flawed systems, have dignity and three-dimensionality. The curves of the body coupled with the three-dimensionality of the sculpture suggest the lushness of Caravaggio's rendering of young men, which is itself intensely sensual in an almost photographic way. The clarity of the metallic sculptures and the resulting illusion of three-dimensionality made me want to reach into the print and stroke them. three-dimensionally adverb The anatomy of the operating area is assessed and displayed accurately and three-dimensionally. Example sentencesExamples The most informative specimens were three-dimensionally preserved trunks with leafy shoots still attached. The next step was to digitally create the three-dimensionally textured surfaces that produce the desired variations in the fountain's water flow. ‘Some graphic designers don't think well three-dimensionally,’ she says. But my situation has allowed me to see more points of view than just one, to see three-dimensionally. Rhymes ascensional, attentional, conventional, declensional, intentional, tensional, two-dimensional Definition of three-dimensional in US English: three-dimensional adjectiveˌθridəˈmɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌTHrēdəˈmen(t)SH(ə)n(ə)l 1Having or appearing to have length, breadth, and depth. a three-dimensional object Example sentencesExamples The refraction of the light also gives the moon a three-dimensional appearance. As space is three-dimensional, he went on to experiment with three-dimensional geometric solids. The visual impact is heightened and given greater depth in some of the paintings by creating a three-dimensional effect. An ionic compound is composed of a network of ions that results in a three-dimensional matrix of cations and anions. The pattern of X-ray diffraction reveals the three-dimensional structure of the protein. It commonly appears as a spongy mass because of the three-dimensional meshwork. The fibrils appear to be three-dimensional and interlocking and to consist of fibrillar bundles. Those topographic features scatter ambient light in such a way that a three-dimensional image appears. Each set of atomic coordinates for a model was placed within a three-dimensional grid of cubes. We map each configuration on a number of rectangular three-dimensional grids as follows. Lone pairs of electrons play a critical role in determining the three-dimensional shape of molecules. As I sat on a bench in the huge courtyard, admiring the myriads of rose gardens, a three-dimensional vision suddenly appeared. This is the first solid figure, the three-dimensional form of the triangle. The curtain wall is extra deep in profile to give it a more three-dimensional appearance. A hologram is a three-dimensional image produced by a laser beam. A crystalline solid is a solid consisting of atoms arranged in an orderly three-dimensional matrix. If you watched for a couple of cycles you obtained a very clear idea of the three-dimensional structure of the station. It is neither a disembodied image like painting nor a fully three-dimensional object like sculpture. If you look at a needle it looks like a one-dimensional line from a long distance, but really it's three-dimensional. Colorants and sculpting tools are used to create decorative three-dimensional forms. Synonyms solid, concrete, having depth, sculptural, rounded 1.1 (of a literary or dramatic work) sufficiently full in characterization and representation of events to be believable. Example sentencesExamples Lizzie appealed to the 30-year-old actress because the character is equally three-dimensional. Some of the overt sexuality helped to show these women as complete, three-dimensional characters. It will come as no surprise that the movie fails to provide any three-dimensional characters. She plays the film like a farce, but finds the real, three-dimensional character in Julia. In a way Ebenezer is the first really three-dimensional character you come across. This helped make the characters three-dimensional for me a lot of times. With the my latest film, I decided to change all that by making the characters more three-dimensional. The film takes the time to develop its characters into three-dimensional entities. He gives the character his fullest opportunity to be seen as a three-dimensional hero.
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