Definition of virtual reality in English:

virtual reality

noun

mass noun

The computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment, such as a helmet with a screen inside or gloves fitted with sensors.
〔计算机〕虚拟现实
Example sentencesExamples
- What is to become of art in the age of digital technology, electronic sampling and virtual reality?
- This is the most exciting and challenging virtual reality project since Virtual Stonehenge.
- Their aim is simple: to generate a truly immersive virtual reality environment that has a useful commercial function.
- As virtual reality simulators are computer based systems they generate output data, or what is commonly referred to as metrics.
- You play as a character that has entered a computer system in virtual reality to destroy a virus infecting the main frame.
- After all, virtual reality is a lot cheaper than the real thing.
- Just had my first glimpse of the BBC's new virtual reality weather graphics.
- Virtual environments, often synonymous with virtual reality, have also been used in clinical practice.
- The trail leads back to a conglomerate, which is using virtual reality technology to sinister effect
- She notes that virtual reality however tends to be more interactive in that the characters respond to your actions.
- We will restrict our discussion of virtual reality to the meaning it has in relation to the Internet.
- I'm a purebred academic myself, with a research focus in networked virtual reality.
- The new system will also feature virtual reality technology and the forecasts will use constantly updated weather data.
- Some proclaim pages to store eulogies and epitaphs, which I think is taking virtual reality a little far.
- A malicious virus has infected a virtual reality machine, the titular FireStarter.
- Maybe there'll be some virtual reality, maybe a flight simulator that spins you 360 degrees as you pursue an enemy fighter.
- The two perspectives appear to have emerged from some virtual reality, not from real, cruel everyday life.
- The virtual reality image of the Saadhu appeared in the middle of the room.
- Equipment designers are also using virtual reality and on-screen testing to create new blueprints.
- No one's ever tried something like this on their first virtual reality simulation before.

Definition of virtual reality in US English:

virtual reality

nounˈˌvərCH(əw)əl rēˈalədēˈˌvərtʃ(əw)əl riˈælədi

The computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment, such as a helmet with a screen inside or gloves fitted with sensors.
〔计算机〕虚拟现实
Example sentencesExamples
- We will restrict our discussion of virtual reality to the meaning it has in relation to the Internet.
- A malicious virus has infected a virtual reality machine, the titular FireStarter.
- Virtual environments, often synonymous with virtual reality, have also been used in clinical practice.
- As virtual reality simulators are computer based systems they generate output data, or what is commonly referred to as metrics.
- The two perspectives appear to have emerged from some virtual reality, not from real, cruel everyday life.
- The trail leads back to a conglomerate, which is using virtual reality technology to sinister effect
- Their aim is simple: to generate a truly immersive virtual reality environment that has a useful commercial function.
- You play as a character that has entered a computer system in virtual reality to destroy a virus infecting the main frame.
- Maybe there'll be some virtual reality, maybe a flight simulator that spins you 360 degrees as you pursue an enemy fighter.
- I'm a purebred academic myself, with a research focus in networked virtual reality.
- No one's ever tried something like this on their first virtual reality simulation before.
- What is to become of art in the age of digital technology, electronic sampling and virtual reality?
- She notes that virtual reality however tends to be more interactive in that the characters respond to your actions.
- Just had my first glimpse of the BBC's new virtual reality weather graphics.
- The virtual reality image of the Saadhu appeared in the middle of the room.
- The new system will also feature virtual reality technology and the forecasts will use constantly updated weather data.
- Some proclaim pages to store eulogies and epitaphs, which I think is taking virtual reality a little far.
- This is the most exciting and challenging virtual reality project since Virtual Stonehenge.
- After all, virtual reality is a lot cheaper than the real thing.
- Equipment designers are also using virtual reality and on-screen testing to create new blueprints.

单词	virtual reality
释义	Definition of virtual reality in English: virtual reality noun mass noun The computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment, such as a helmet with a screen inside or gloves fitted with sensors. 〔计算机〕虚拟现实 Example sentencesExamples What is to become of art in the age of digital technology, electronic sampling and virtual reality? This is the most exciting and challenging virtual reality project since Virtual Stonehenge. Their aim is simple: to generate a truly immersive virtual reality environment that has a useful commercial function. As virtual reality simulators are computer based systems they generate output data, or what is commonly referred to as metrics. You play as a character that has entered a computer system in virtual reality to destroy a virus infecting the main frame. After all, virtual reality is a lot cheaper than the real thing. Just had my first glimpse of the BBC's new virtual reality weather graphics. Virtual environments, often synonymous with virtual reality, have also been used in clinical practice. The trail leads back to a conglomerate, which is using virtual reality technology to sinister effect She notes that virtual reality however tends to be more interactive in that the characters respond to your actions. We will restrict our discussion of virtual reality to the meaning it has in relation to the Internet. I'm a purebred academic myself, with a research focus in networked virtual reality. The new system will also feature virtual reality technology and the forecasts will use constantly updated weather data. Some proclaim pages to store eulogies and epitaphs, which I think is taking virtual reality a little far. A malicious virus has infected a virtual reality machine, the titular FireStarter. Maybe there'll be some virtual reality, maybe a flight simulator that spins you 360 degrees as you pursue an enemy fighter. The two perspectives appear to have emerged from some virtual reality, not from real, cruel everyday life. The virtual reality image of the Saadhu appeared in the middle of the room. Equipment designers are also using virtual reality and on-screen testing to create new blueprints. No one's ever tried something like this on their first virtual reality simulation before. Definition of virtual reality in US English: virtual reality nounˈˌvərCH(əw)əl rēˈalədēˈˌvərtʃ(əw)əl riˈælədi The computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment, such as a helmet with a screen inside or gloves fitted with sensors. 〔计算机〕虚拟现实 Example sentencesExamples We will restrict our discussion of virtual reality to the meaning it has in relation to the Internet. A malicious virus has infected a virtual reality machine, the titular FireStarter. Virtual environments, often synonymous with virtual reality, have also been used in clinical practice. As virtual reality simulators are computer based systems they generate output data, or what is commonly referred to as metrics. The two perspectives appear to have emerged from some virtual reality, not from real, cruel everyday life. The trail leads back to a conglomerate, which is using virtual reality technology to sinister effect Their aim is simple: to generate a truly immersive virtual reality environment that has a useful commercial function. You play as a character that has entered a computer system in virtual reality to destroy a virus infecting the main frame. Maybe there'll be some virtual reality, maybe a flight simulator that spins you 360 degrees as you pursue an enemy fighter. I'm a purebred academic myself, with a research focus in networked virtual reality. No one's ever tried something like this on their first virtual reality simulation before. What is to become of art in the age of digital technology, electronic sampling and virtual reality? She notes that virtual reality however tends to be more interactive in that the characters respond to your actions. Just had my first glimpse of the BBC's new virtual reality weather graphics. The virtual reality image of the Saadhu appeared in the middle of the room. The new system will also feature virtual reality technology and the forecasts will use constantly updated weather data. Some proclaim pages to store eulogies and epitaphs, which I think is taking virtual reality a little far. This is the most exciting and challenging virtual reality project since Virtual Stonehenge. After all, virtual reality is a lot cheaper than the real thing. Equipment designers are also using virtual reality and on-screen testing to create new blueprints.
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