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Pronunciation / Transliteration: rasutā
"この画像はラスター形式で保存されています。"
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A rectangular pattern of parallel scanning lines on a television screen or computer monitor that form a displayed image.
"The image is composed of a dense raster of pixels."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the German word 'Raster' (screen, grid), from Latin 'rastrum' (rake), related to 'radere' (to scrape).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Raster" is said worldwide
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trame
Transliteration: trame
"L'image est affichée sous forme de trame."
Raster
Transliteration: Raster
"Das Bild wird auf einem Raster dargestellt."
raster
Transliteration: raster
"L'immagine raster è composta da pixel."
ráster
Transliteration: ráster
"La pantalla muestra una imagen de mapa de bits o ráster."
raster
Transliteration: raster
"A imagem foi convertida em formato raster."
राסטר
Transliteration: raster
Script: रास्टर
"यह छवि रास्टर ग्राफिक्स पर आधारित है।"
光栅
Transliteration: guāngshàn
"这张图片是由光栅扫描生成的。"
래스터
Transliteration: raeseuteo
"이미지는 래스터 방식으로 표시됩니다."
ラスター
Transliteration: rasutā
"この画像はラスター形式で保存されています。"
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