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holograph

/ˈhɒl.ə.ɡrɑːf/

Traduction: Nom désignant un document entièrement écrit ou signé de la main de son auteur, ou bien une image photographique utilisée pour créer un effet tridimensionnel par holographie.

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/ˈhɒl.ə.ɡrɑːf/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un document entièrement écrit ou signé de la main de son auteur, ou bien une image photographique utilisée pour créer un effet tridimensionnel par holographie.

A noun referring to a handwritten document or book, or to the photographic record used to create a three-dimensional image through holography.

  1. Handwritten documentC1formal

    A document, such as a letter or manuscript, written entirely by hand by its author.

    frDocument manuscrit autographe

    • The museum displayed a holograph of the poet's original work.
    • The will was a holograph, written and signed by the deceased.
    • Scholars studied the author's holograph to understand his revisions.

    Synonymesautographmanuscript

  2. Holographic recordC2formaltechnical

    An intermediate photographic record used to create a three-dimensional image through holography.

    frHologramme intermédiaire

    • The scientist examined the holograph under a laser to reconstruct the 3D image.
    • A holograph is essential for storing the interference pattern in holography.
    • The team produced a high-quality holograph of the artifact.

    Synonymeshologram

Formes
  • holographs plural form
  • holographs' possessive plural form
  • holograph's possessive singular form
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