Definition of viewgraph in English:

viewgraph

noun ˈvjuːɡrafˈvjuːɡrɑːfˈvyo͞oɡraf

A graph or other data produced as a transparency for projection on to a screen or for transmission during a teleconference.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ‘bread’ consists of two polarizing sheets with their optic axes at right angles, and the ‘filling’ is a sheet of transparent viewgraph foil.
- USASMDC's tactical high-energy laser, developed jointly with Israel, is a proven, operational laser weapon, not a viewgraph or a laboratory experiment.
- Countless spacecraft and rockets have never progressed beyond the viewgraph stage because the money needed to build those vehicles was lacking, just as a rocket without fuel will never lift off.
- Now there's a term that perhaps only a journalist or a viewgraph engineer could really love.
- They equate a speech and an occasional viewgraph with actual plans and hardware, never bothering to look for a line item in the budget, or to actually call up a source.
- I'm going to pose to each of them a question to which they will respond extemporaneously - no PowerPoint presentations, no viewgraphs.

Definition of viewgraph in US English:

viewgraph

nounˈvyo͞oɡraf

A graph or other data produced as a transparency for projection on to a screen or for transmission during a teleconference.
Example sentencesExamples
- Countless spacecraft and rockets have never progressed beyond the viewgraph stage because the money needed to build those vehicles was lacking, just as a rocket without fuel will never lift off.
- The ‘bread’ consists of two polarizing sheets with their optic axes at right angles, and the ‘filling’ is a sheet of transparent viewgraph foil.
- USASMDC's tactical high-energy laser, developed jointly with Israel, is a proven, operational laser weapon, not a viewgraph or a laboratory experiment.
- They equate a speech and an occasional viewgraph with actual plans and hardware, never bothering to look for a line item in the budget, or to actually call up a source.
- I'm going to pose to each of them a question to which they will respond extemporaneously - no PowerPoint presentations, no viewgraphs.
- Now there's a term that perhaps only a journalist or a viewgraph engineer could really love.

单词	viewgraph
释义	Definition of viewgraph in English: viewgraph noun ˈvjuːɡrafˈvjuːɡrɑːfˈvyo͞oɡraf A graph or other data produced as a transparency for projection on to a screen or for transmission during a teleconference. Example sentencesExamples The ‘bread’ consists of two polarizing sheets with their optic axes at right angles, and the ‘filling’ is a sheet of transparent viewgraph foil. USASMDC's tactical high-energy laser, developed jointly with Israel, is a proven, operational laser weapon, not a viewgraph or a laboratory experiment. Countless spacecraft and rockets have never progressed beyond the viewgraph stage because the money needed to build those vehicles was lacking, just as a rocket without fuel will never lift off. Now there's a term that perhaps only a journalist or a viewgraph engineer could really love. They equate a speech and an occasional viewgraph with actual plans and hardware, never bothering to look for a line item in the budget, or to actually call up a source. I'm going to pose to each of them a question to which they will respond extemporaneously - no PowerPoint presentations, no viewgraphs. Definition of viewgraph in US English: viewgraph nounˈvyo͞oɡraf A graph or other data produced as a transparency for projection on to a screen or for transmission during a teleconference. Example sentencesExamples Countless spacecraft and rockets have never progressed beyond the viewgraph stage because the money needed to build those vehicles was lacking, just as a rocket without fuel will never lift off. The ‘bread’ consists of two polarizing sheets with their optic axes at right angles, and the ‘filling’ is a sheet of transparent viewgraph foil. USASMDC's tactical high-energy laser, developed jointly with Israel, is a proven, operational laser weapon, not a viewgraph or a laboratory experiment. They equate a speech and an occasional viewgraph with actual plans and hardware, never bothering to look for a line item in the budget, or to actually call up a source. I'm going to pose to each of them a question to which they will respond extemporaneously - no PowerPoint presentations, no viewgraphs. Now there's a term that perhaps only a journalist or a viewgraph engineer could really love.
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