Definition of multimedia in English:
multimedia
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adjective
1(of art, education, etc.) using more than one medium of expression or communication.
‘a multimedia art form’- ‘It is a mix of unique live performances coupled with digital and multimedia art, which flow into each other.’
- ‘The predominance of multimedia art in Korea is due largely to the environment in which it is being created.’
- ‘Is it a college nearby with a strong curriculum for multimedia training and development?’
- ‘The new venture involves the provision of a Media Lab and multimedia learning throughout the school.’
- ‘For me, art has always been a multimedia thing, about communication.’
- ‘He expects multimedia communications will grow rapidly as corporations demand the service.’
- ‘Some posters are photographs of behavioural art, sculptures, and multimedia works.’
- ‘Graduate students in museum studies and multimedia design assisted in the data collection.’
- 1.1(of computer applications) incorporating audio and video, especially interactively.
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noun
1The use of a variety of artistic or communicative media.
‘The Turn is a vast project, which encompasses music, video and multimedia.’- ‘There are also dozens of sculptures, ceramics, photographs, installations and multi-media.’
- ‘If multimedia is used, provide text transcripts of audio, and descriptions of video.’
- ‘The same graphics and photos that explain unfamiliar concepts or show what can't normally be seen can be turned into powerful multimedia.’
- ‘Sometimes Iwai lets the words remain superimposed over the proceeding images, but never enough to push the film into the stuffy vocabulary of multimedia.’
- ‘The selected work encompasses a range of media, including painting, print, photography, sculpture, installation, video, light, sound, performance and multimedia.’
- ‘He did dabble in other areas of art, however, including watercolor, multimedia, animation and Web design.’
- ‘When they come home from school, children acquire their knowledge through multimedia, with a strong visual component that is seconded by sound.’
- 1.1An extension of hypertext allowing the provision of audio and video material cross-referenced to a computer text.‘Many of our fellows also worked in the sphere of multimedia as well as computer games.’
- ‘In fact, almost any computer sold today is multimedia and video production-ready.’
- ‘Her research interests are in educational uses of computers and in interactive multimedia.’
- ‘If multimedia is used, provide text transcripts of audio, and descriptions of video.’
- ‘These phones have greater computational power and are designed to integrate music and multimedia with voice.’
- ‘He is a character for the wired, multimedia, information-age toddler.’
- ‘The quiz that is expected to last three hours will include multimedia and audio and visual clippings.’
- ‘The cable industry's foray into voice and related multimedia is happening on three levels.’
- ‘The multimedia experience you can see today is more recent.’
- ‘Mobile Internet services are part of this commitment and are forecast to play an important role in the future of mobile multimedia.’
- ‘If it is unnecessary or there are other alternatives to multimedia, then, do not use it.’
- ‘It's also worth mentioning that the quality of the multimedia has a lot to do with audio and video coprocessors.’
- ‘Use will be made of the internet and multimedia for ongoing support.’
- ‘I'm fast coming to the conclusion that I'll settle somewhere on the growing territory of online film and multimedia.’
- ‘Use of graphics and multimedia can enhance the message being provided and in many cases make the site easier to use.’
- ‘And multimedia, messages with sound and animated pictures, is within easy reach.’
- ‘If budgets are going to be cut, then clients aren't going to go for the kind of multimedia campaigns they used to.’
- ‘Citizens who do not know how to use multimedia will become disenfranchised.’
- ‘These resources will include both print based and multimedia based stock.’
- ‘For these kids, multimedia will be as prevalent in the classroom as the chalkboard.’
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