graphic
adj. 图解的,用图表示的; 用文字表示的; 形象的,生动的
n. 图表,图形,图画(尤指电脑荧屏或书籍、报纸上的)
If you say that a description or account of something unpleasant is graphic, you are emphasizing that it is clear and detailed.
The descriptions of sexual abuse are graphic.
这些性虐待的描写绘声绘色。
...graphic scenes of drug taking.
赤裸裸的吸毒场景
Graphic means concerned with drawing or pictures, especially in publishing, industry, or computing.
...fine and graphic arts.
美术与平面艺术
Graphics is the activity of drawing or making pictures, especially in publishing, industry, or computing.
...a computer manufacturer which specialises in graphics.
专注于图形设计的计算机制造商
Graphics are drawings and pictures that are composed using simple lines and sometimes strong colours.
The articles are noticeably shorter with strong headlines and graphics...
这些文章明显短了许多,并且配上了醒目的标题和图表。
The Agriculture Department today released a new graphic to replace the old symbol.
农业部今天发布了一个新图标以取代旧标志。
1. written or drawn or engraved;
2. describing nudity or sexual activity in graphic detail;
3. of or relating to the graphic arts;
4. relating to or presented by a graph;
5. evoking lifelike images within the mind;
The graphic is associated with a character but is not in the text sequence.
图像与某个字符关联,但并不是在字符流中.
The book gave a graphic description of the war.
这本书生动地描述了战争的情况.
Contemporary Graphic Design is absolutely essential to anyone interested in the power of images.
当代平面设计是绝对必要的,以有兴趣的人士的权力图像.
She kept telling us about her operation, in the most graphic detail.
她一直绘声绘色地给我们讲她手术的细节.
The etchings, drypoints, lithographs , and engravings together formed his graphic work.
蚀刻画 、 铜版画 、 平版画以及雕刻构成了他书画刻印的作品.