Hd

Pronunciation: /eɪʧ diː/

Definitions of HD

noun High Definition

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a new HD television for my living room.

A2 I downloaded a movie in HD quality to watch on my laptop.

B1 The HD camera captured stunning images of the landscape.

B2 The company invested in upgrading their equipment to HD technology.

C1 The film was shot in HD resolution, providing crystal clear visuals.

C2 The HD display on the new smartphone is incredibly sharp and vibrant.

Examples of HD in a Sentence

formal The new television model boasts a high-definition display for crystal-clear viewing.

informal I love watching movies in HD on my big screen TV.

slang I can't go back to watching regular TV after experiencing HD.

figurative Seeing the world through an HD lens makes everything seem more vibrant and detailed.

Grammatical Forms of HD

• plural: HDs
• present tense: HD
• future tense: will HD
• perfect tense: has HDed
• continuous tense: is HDing
• singular: HD
• positive degree: HD
• infinitive: to HD
• gerund: HDing
• participle: HDed

Origin and Evolution of HD

First Known Use: 1936 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'HD' originated as an abbreviation for 'High Definition'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of television and video technology to describe higher resolution images, 'HD' has since evolved to encompass a wide range of technologies and products that offer improved quality and clarity, such as HD audio and HD streaming services.