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an·i·ma·tion
/ˌænəˈmeʃən/
活潑,生氣,卡通製作
From:
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an·i·ma·tion
/ˌænəˈmeʃən/
名詞
生存,生活狀態,生氣(勃勃),活潑
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animation
動畫
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
An·i·ma·tion
n.
1.
The
act
of
animating
,
or
giving
life
or
spirit
;
the
state
of
being
animate
or
alive
.
The
animation
of
the
same
soul
quickening
the
whole
frame
.
--
Bp
.
Hall
.
Perhaps
an
inanimate
thing
supplies
me
,
while
I
am
speaking
,
with
whatever
I
possess
of
animation
.
--
Landor
.
2.
The
state
of
being
lively
,
brisk
,
or
full
of
spirit
and
vigor
;
vivacity
;
spiritedness
;
as
,
he
recited
the
story
with
great
animation
.
Suspended animation
,
temporary
suspension
of
the
vital
functions
,
as
in
persons
nearly
drowned
.
Syn:
--
Liveliness
;
vivacity
;
spirit
;
buoyancy
;
airiness
;
sprightliness
;
promptitude
;
enthusiasm
;
ardor
;
earnestness
;
energy
.
See
Liveliness
.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
animation
n
1:
the
condition
of
living
or
the
state
of
being
alive
; "
while
there's
life
there's
hope
"; "
life
depends
on
many
chemical
and
physical
processes
" [
syn
:
life
,
living
,
aliveness
]
2:
the
property
of
being
able
to
survive
and
grow
; "
the
vitality
of
a
seed
" [
syn
:
vitality
]
3:
quality
of
being
active
or
spirited
or
alive
and
vigorous
[
syn
:
spiritedness
,
invigoration
,
brio
,
vivification
]
4:
the
activity
of
giving
vitality
and
vigour
to
something
[
syn
:
vivification
,
invigoration
]
5:
the
making
of
animated
cartoons
6:
general
activity
and
motion
[
syn
:
liveliness
]
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