Virtual Reality Technology Terms

5 words in this vocabulary list

hologram panoramic superimpose VR vool

hologram

noun a three-dimensional image formed by the interference of light beams from a laser or other coherent light source

verb None

adjective None

adverb None

pronoun None

preposition None

conjunction None

interjection None

article None

  • The scientist presented a detailed hologram of the human brain at the conference.
  • Check out this cool hologram of a spaceship I found online!
  • I can't believe how realistic that hologram looks, it's mind-blowing!
  • Her smile was like a hologram, beautiful but not quite real.

panoramic

noun a wide view or picture that covers a large area

adjective describing a view or picture that covers a wide area

  • The hotel room had a panoramic view of the city skyline.
  • We hiked to the top of the mountain for a panoramic photo.
  • Let's drive up to the lookout point for a sick panoramic shot.
  • The speaker provided a panoramic overview of the company's financial status.

superimpose

noun the action or process of superimposing something

verb to lay or place (something) over something else, typically so that both are still evident

  • The graphic designer will superimpose the new logo onto the existing packaging design.
  • I can superimpose your face onto a funny meme if you want.
  • I'm going to superimpose my friend's face onto a celebrity's body for a laugh.
  • The artist's emotions were superimposed onto the canvas, creating a powerful piece of art.

VR

noun Virtual reality technology that creates a simulated environment

adjective Relating to or using virtual reality technology

  • Virtual reality (VR) technology is revolutionizing the way we experience entertainment and education.
  • I tried out a VR headset for the first time and it was mind-blowing!
  • Have you seen that new VR game? It's lit!
  • In a way, VR allows us to escape into a whole new world without leaving our living rooms.

vool

noun a made-up or nonsensical word, not a standard part of language

  • The scientist conducted a study to analyze the effects of vool on plant growth.
  • I heard that vool is really good for your skin, you should try it out.
  • I can't believe how vool that party was last night, it was so much fun!
  • Her ideas were like a breath of fresh vool in the stale office environment.