Definition of holodeck in English:

holodeck

nounˈhɒlədɛkˈhɑləˌdɛk

(chiefly in science fiction) a chamber or facility in which a user can experience a holographic or computer-simulated physical environment.
a new generation of programmers was devoting their lives to realizing the holodeck
Example sentencesExamples
- The holodeck can produce a holographic environment that feels as real as reality.
- On the holodeck, dream and desire become manifest.
- They both kissed and the rest of their day was spent on the holodeck in a program that recreated Hawaii.
- The eventual goal is to create a virtual world that you can go into, like the holodeck in Star Trek.
- Inevitably, virtual reality trainers - something like Star Trek's "holodeck" - will also play a role in mental conditioning.
- We are quite some way from the Star Trek holodeck, with fully convincing full sensory immersion.
- Although it's not nearly as life-like or "immersive" as a holodeck, such multimedia chat software points to the future opportunity for therapists and clients to interact in a virtual space where their visual surroundings can be changed at will.
- As far as I'm concerned the future of entertainment is the Holodeck.
- The game opens with a training mission on the holodeck against the Borg.
- The whole presentation has been projected on the glass walls of GM's version of a Star Trek "holodeck."

Origin

1980s: probably a blend of hologram and deck, popularized by the television series Star Trek: the Next Generation (1987–94).

Definition of holodeck in US English:

holodeck

(also Holodeck)

nounˈhɑləˌdɛkˈhäləˌdek

(chiefly in science fiction) a chamber or facility in which a user can experience a holographic or computer-simulated physical environment.
a new generation of programmers was devoting their lives to realizing the holodeck
Example sentencesExamples
- As far as I'm concerned the future of entertainment is the Holodeck.
- On the holodeck, dream and desire become manifest.
- Inevitably, virtual reality trainers - something like Star Trek's "holodeck" - will also play a role in mental conditioning.
- The holodeck can produce a holographic environment that feels as real as reality.
- Although it's not nearly as life-like or "immersive" as a holodeck, such multimedia chat software points to the future opportunity for therapists and clients to interact in a virtual space where their visual surroundings can be changed at will.
- We are quite some way from the Star Trek holodeck, with fully convincing full sensory immersion.
- The eventual goal is to create a virtual world that you can go into, like the holodeck in Star Trek.
- The whole presentation has been projected on the glass walls of GM's version of a Star Trek "holodeck."
- The game opens with a training mission on the holodeck against the Borg.
- They both kissed and the rest of their day was spent on the holodeck in a program that recreated Hawaii.

Origin

1980s: probably a blend of hologram and deck, popularized by the television series Star Trek: the Next Generation (1987–94).

词汇	holodeck
释义	Definition of holodeck in English: holodeck nounˈhɒlədɛkˈhɑləˌdɛk (chiefly in science fiction) a chamber or facility in which a user can experience a holographic or computer-simulated physical environment. a new generation of programmers was devoting their lives to realizing the holodeck Example sentencesExamples The holodeck can produce a holographic environment that feels as real as reality. On the holodeck, dream and desire become manifest. They both kissed and the rest of their day was spent on the holodeck in a program that recreated Hawaii. The eventual goal is to create a virtual world that you can go into, like the holodeck in Star Trek. Inevitably, virtual reality trainers - something like Star Trek's "holodeck" - will also play a role in mental conditioning. We are quite some way from the Star Trek holodeck, with fully convincing full sensory immersion. Although it's not nearly as life-like or "immersive" as a holodeck, such multimedia chat software points to the future opportunity for therapists and clients to interact in a virtual space where their visual surroundings can be changed at will. As far as I'm concerned the future of entertainment is the Holodeck. The game opens with a training mission on the holodeck against the Borg. The whole presentation has been projected on the glass walls of GM's version of a Star Trek "holodeck." Origin 1980s: probably a blend of hologram and deck, popularized by the television series Star Trek: the Next Generation (1987–94). Definition of holodeck in US English: holodeck (also Holodeck) nounˈhɑləˌdɛkˈhäləˌdek (chiefly in science fiction) a chamber or facility in which a user can experience a holographic or computer-simulated physical environment. a new generation of programmers was devoting their lives to realizing the holodeck Example sentencesExamples As far as I'm concerned the future of entertainment is the Holodeck. On the holodeck, dream and desire become manifest. Inevitably, virtual reality trainers - something like Star Trek's "holodeck" - will also play a role in mental conditioning. The holodeck can produce a holographic environment that feels as real as reality. Although it's not nearly as life-like or "immersive" as a holodeck, such multimedia chat software points to the future opportunity for therapists and clients to interact in a virtual space where their visual surroundings can be changed at will. We are quite some way from the Star Trek holodeck, with fully convincing full sensory immersion. The eventual goal is to create a virtual world that you can go into, like the holodeck in Star Trek. The whole presentation has been projected on the glass walls of GM's version of a Star Trek "holodeck." The game opens with a training mission on the holodeck against the Borg. They both kissed and the rest of their day was spent on the holodeck in a program that recreated Hawaii. Origin 1980s: probably a blend of hologram and deck, popularized by the television series Star Trek: the Next Generation (1987–94).
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