Sprite: meaning, definitions and examples

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sprite

 

[ sprʌɪt ]

Context #1

drink

A carbonated soft drink made with natural flavors and no artificial colors. It is known for its refreshing taste.

Synonyms

fizzy drink, soda, soft drink

Examples of usage

  • It's so hot outside, I could really go for a Sprite right now.
  • She prefers Sprite over other sodas because it's not too sweet.
Context #2

computer graphics

A two-dimensional image or animation that is integrated into a larger scene or video game. Sprites are often used to represent characters or objects.

Synonyms

character model, graphic, image

Examples of usage

  • The sprite of the main character in the game is very detailed and well-animated.
  • The game developers created custom sprites for each enemy in the game.

Translations

Translations of the word "sprite" in other languages:

🇵🇹 sprite

🇮🇳 स्प्राइट

🇩🇪 Sprite

🇮🇩 sprite

🇺🇦 спрайт

🇵🇱 sprite

🇯🇵 スプライト

🇫🇷 sprite

🇪🇸 sprite

🇹🇷 sprite

🇰🇷 스프라이트

🇸🇦 سبرايت

🇨🇿 sprite

🇸🇰 sprite

🇨🇳 精灵

🇸🇮 sprite

🇮🇸 sprite

🇰🇿 спрайт

🇬🇪 სპრაიტი

🇦🇿 sprite

🇲🇽 sprite

Word origin

The term 'sprite' originated from the word 'spirit' in the late 18th century, referring to a supernatural being or essence. In the context of computer graphics, the term was first used in the early days of video games to describe small, movable objects on the screen. Over time, it evolved to encompass any two-dimensional graphic element used in digital media.

See also: sprites.