| 释义 |
verb mɔːfmɔrf 1Change smoothly from one image to another by small gradual steps using computer animation techniques. （使）变换图像 with object the characters can be morphed on screen Example sentencesExamples - Beautifully filmed, it opens in slow motion on windswept dunes before morphing into shots of an inner-city house.
- Art changes as it develops, sometimes morphing into shapes almost unrecognizable from its origins.
- The child smirked, morphing in a blink to a tall dark-haired man.
- The solution was a special effect known as morphing, in which the transitions are visually seamless.
- It shows a kite morphing into a ship that sails from a river to the sea and changes into a magnificent galleon, then back into a kite.
- It looks to me like this silliness is rather quickly morphing into being both destructive and self-defeating.
- The screen gets all blurry; when it clears up, the chimp has morphed into a man in a cheap gorilla suit.
- Mortis knew she was caught when the small cat smoothly morphed into a woman.
- Suddenly his face morphs completely and he bursts out laughing.
- Disgusted with his mother's affairs, Walt is dangerously close to morphing into a younger version of his father.
- Right before my eyes she was morphing into the girl I had first met.
- They were no longer the shape of humans, but had been morphed into huge indescribable creatures.
- The video shows the portraits from the wall seamlessly morphing into an unending and hypnotic sequence of heads.
- The image morphed to show a snow covered street, facing some kind of large store.
- The system is morphing faster than the program can track, but I'm eliminating the unnecessary code strings.
- In between are funny images of various world leaders morphing into monkeys, devils or pigs.
- He has morphed a quirky novel into an enthralling, tender and, crucially, fun piece of cinema.
- But what was once a sleepy Bohemian beach town is rapidly morphing into an upscale resort destination.
- It started out as a thriller, morphed into action and towards the end tried to be a comedy.
- Within the space of a few pages, the comedian morphs from an ambitious, uncaring party animal into a remorseful, spiritual outcast.
- 1.1 Undergo or cause to undergo a gradual process of transformation.
no object the cute moppet has morphed into the moody moll of the indie world Example sentencesExamples - A wacky, black-comic interlude has morphed with appalling speed into a potential bloodbath.
- These days, business continuity is morphing into information availability, explains McAnally.
- Even cities laid out on a rigid grid by the Romans had often morphed into irregular streets by the Middle Ages.
- He recounted how within a week his identity morphed from rock fan, to Londoner to Muslim.
- Morphing the platonic into the romantic can offer a very strong foundation for a partnership.
- Artistically, Williams is morphing at a most impressive rate.
- I don't think they get enough credit for what they have morphed into.
- The former hurricane Ophelia has morphed back into a tropical storm.
- Eventually, these widely disseminated, narrowly defined warnings created greater levels of fear, which over time morphed into general anxiety.
- The three actors all deliver superb performances morphing between characters with seamless ease.
- Anti-Americanism in the mid-east, on the other hand, has morphed into hatred.
- Over the decades, the net has morphed into something rather different a system for interacting with those whom you already know.
- They had really morphed into more of an organized crime operation.
- The open reading morphed into a reading by a group called Lit!
- The freedom to flow with your own hair means that updos are morphing into a dizzying array of optional styles.
- The reason for going to Iraq has morphed from imminent threat to long-term change.
- The reality is, the Celtics have morphed into the Magic - a one-star team with an awful surrounding cast.
- We have over 400 pages which are constantly morphing.
- In the Middle East right now, violent clashes are morphing into a war of words.
- A single element could be morphed into a quilt of many colors.
noun mɔːfmɔrf 1An image that has been morphed. 经过变换的图像 Example sentencesExamples - The sounds ushering from the two morphs on the screen weren't any better, though, and he couldn't block those out.
- The digital morph can also play an important role in the sound dimension of the text.
- 1.1 An instance of morphing an image.
图像变换 Example sentencesExamples - I expect if I was at school now I would be doing the project on the PC and could create an animation in which the morph occurs in one fluid movement.
- But, you know, I would play the entire action, that the other actor did, so that they could choose when and where, in post-production, the morph was going to start.
- Loop format is especially suitable in the case of the author using digital morphs to program a text so that it progresses from one verse to another.
- There's some stunning works, and an intriguing computer morph that shows how depictions of the Lord's face have changed over time.
- A discrete morph can be thought of as an animation starting from the initial object and ending with the final object after a given number of the intermediate objects.
Origin1990s: element from metamorphosis. metamorphosis from Late Middle English: Metamorphosis came into English via Latin from Greek metamorphoun ‘transform, change shape’. It was introduced from the Metamorphoses, a large collection of verse stories by Ovid (43 bc– ad 17 or 18), about transformations of gods and mortals into the shapes of objects, plants, or animals. In the 1980s morph, derived from metamorphosis, came to be used in computer animation for the merging of one image into another, although the idea was already familiar to young television viewers in the UK from the character of Morph, a stop-motion plasticine character created by Aardman Animations from 1977, who would mutate in the same way.
Rhymescorf, orfe, Orff, swarf, wharf, Whorf noun mɔːfmɔrf 1Linguistics
An actual linguistic form. 形素，语子 the present participle in English is always the morph ‘-ing’ 英语现在分词的形素永远是-ing。 Example sentencesExamples - When it deals with morphs and morphemes, morphology is known as morphemics.
2Biology
Each of several variant forms of an animal or plant. 〔生〕形态，形 Example sentencesExamples - In some cases, variation in reproductive strategies has led to alternative queen morphs.
- Starch was not detected in the pollen of any morph.
- Juveniles are gray or white, with the white morph more common.
- Analysis of heterochronic processes associated with sexual dimorphism requires the arbitrary choice of a reference morph in the dimorphic pair.
- The four females seen mating during two nesting attempts all remated with the same morph.
Origin1940s: from Greek morphē 'form'. verbmɔrfmôrf 1Change smoothly from one image to another by small gradual steps using computer animation techniques. （使）变换图像 with object 3-D objects can be morphed into other objects Example sentencesExamples - The system is morphing faster than the program can track, but I'm eliminating the unnecessary code strings.
- Disgusted with his mother's affairs, Walt is dangerously close to morphing into a younger version of his father.
- They were no longer the shape of humans, but had been morphed into huge indescribable creatures.
- The video shows the portraits from the wall seamlessly morphing into an unending and hypnotic sequence of heads.
- Art changes as it develops, sometimes morphing into shapes almost unrecognizable from its origins.
- It shows a kite morphing into a ship that sails from a river to the sea and changes into a magnificent galleon, then back into a kite.
- In between are funny images of various world leaders morphing into monkeys, devils or pigs.
- He has morphed a quirky novel into an enthralling, tender and, crucially, fun piece of cinema.
- It started out as a thriller, morphed into action and towards the end tried to be a comedy.
- Within the space of a few pages, the comedian morphs from an ambitious, uncaring party animal into a remorseful, spiritual outcast.
- The child smirked, morphing in a blink to a tall dark-haired man.
- But what was once a sleepy Bohemian beach town is rapidly morphing into an upscale resort destination.
- It looks to me like this silliness is rather quickly morphing into being both destructive and self-defeating.
- The image morphed to show a snow covered street, facing some kind of large store.
- Right before my eyes she was morphing into the girl I had first met.
- The screen gets all blurry; when it clears up, the chimp has morphed into a man in a cheap gorilla suit.
- The solution was a special effect known as morphing, in which the transitions are visually seamless.
- Beautifully filmed, it opens in slow motion on windswept dunes before morphing into shots of an inner-city house.
- Suddenly his face morphs completely and he bursts out laughing.
- Mortis knew she was caught when the small cat smoothly morphed into a woman.
- 1.1 Undergo or cause to undergo a gradual process of transformation.
no object the cute moppet has morphed into the moody moll of the indie world
nounmɔrfmôrf 1An image that has been morphed by computer animation. Example sentencesExamples - The sounds ushering from the two morphs on the screen weren't any better, though, and he couldn't block those out.
- The digital morph can also play an important role in the sound dimension of the text.
- 1.1 An instance of morphing an image.
图像变换 Example sentencesExamples - Loop format is especially suitable in the case of the author using digital morphs to program a text so that it progresses from one verse to another.
- I expect if I was at school now I would be doing the project on the PC and could create an animation in which the morph occurs in one fluid movement.
- A discrete morph can be thought of as an animation starting from the initial object and ending with the final object after a given number of the intermediate objects.
- But, you know, I would play the entire action, that the other actor did, so that they could choose when and where, in post-production, the morph was going to start.
- There's some stunning works, and an intriguing computer morph that shows how depictions of the Lord's face have changed over time.
Origin1990s: element from metamorphosis. nounmɔrfmôrf 1Linguistics
An actual linguistic form. 形素，语子 the present participle in English is always the morph “-ing.” 英语现在分词的形素永远是-ing。 Example sentencesExamples - When it deals with morphs and morphemes, morphology is known as morphemics.
2Biology
Each of several variant forms of an animal or plant. 〔生〕形态，形 Example sentencesExamples - Juveniles are gray or white, with the white morph more common.
- The four females seen mating during two nesting attempts all remated with the same morph.
- Starch was not detected in the pollen of any morph.
- In some cases, variation in reproductive strategies has led to alternative queen morphs.
- Analysis of heterochronic processes associated with sexual dimorphism requires the arbitrary choice of a reference morph in the dimorphic pair.
Origin1940s: from Greek morphē ‘form’. |