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anamorphism

/ˌæn.əˈmɔː.fɪ.zəm/

翻译: 指扭曲的投影或透视,尤指只有在特定角度或借助特殊装置观看时才显得正常的图像。也泛指变形、失真或畸变。

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noun

/ˌæn.əˈmɔː.fɪ.zəm/C2formal
  • zh指扭曲的投影或透视,尤指只有在特定角度或借助特殊装置观看时才显得正常的图像。也泛指变形、失真或畸变。

A noun referring to a distorted projection or perspective, especially an image that appears normal only when viewed from a specific angle or with a special device.

  1. Biological evolutionC2formalscientific

    The gradual transformation of one type of organism into another through a long sequence of small changes.

    zh渐变演化

    • The anamorphism of early mammals into modern species took millions of years.
    • Darwin's theory describes anamorphism as a slow, continuous process.
    • Fossil records provide evidence of anamorphism in ancient reptiles.

    同义词evolution

  2. Geological metamorphismC2formalscientific

    A type of metamorphism occurring deep within the Earth's crust, where simple minerals are transformed into more complex ones.

    zh深成变质作用

    • Anamorphism deep underground created these complex silicate crystals.
    • Geologists study anamorphism to understand mineral formation.
    • The pressure and heat of anamorphism altered the rock's composition.
  3. Distorted image or perspectiveC2formalart

    A distorted projection or image that appears normal only when viewed from a specific angle or with a special device.

    zh变形图像或透视

    • The artist created an anamorphism that revealed a skull when viewed from the side.
    • Anamorphism in Renaissance paintings required viewers to stand at a precise spot.
    • The street artist used anamorphism to make a 3D illusion on the pavement.

    同义词anamorphosis

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  • anamorphisms plural form
  • anamorphisms' possessive plural form
  • anamorphism's possessive singular form