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to morph
01
transformar, morfear
to cause an object or image to change its shape smoothly and seamlessly
Transitive: to morph an image
Example
The animator used advanced techniques to morph the character's facial expressions, conveying a range of emotions.
El animador utilizó técnicas avanzadas para transformar las expresiones faciales del personaje, transmitiendo una variedad de emociones.
The software allows users to easily morph the images, creating captivating visual transitions.
El software permite a los usuarios transformar fácilmente las imágenes, creando transiciones visuales cautivadoras.
02
transformarse, convertirse
to undergo a gradual or noticeable change in form, shape, or appearance
Intransitive: to morph | to morph into sth
Example
The caterpillar morphed into a beautiful butterfly after weeks of transformation inside the cocoon.
La oruga se transformó en una hermosa mariposa después de semanas de transformación dentro del capullo.
Over time, the company's logo morphed into a more modern and streamlined design.
Con el tiempo, el logo de la empresa se transformó en un diseño más moderno y simplificado.
Morph
01
morfema, morphema
the smallest meaningful unit of language that carries a distinct semantic or grammatical function and cannot be further divided into smaller parts with independent meaning
What is a "morph"?
A morph is the smallest unit of language that represents a specific meaning or grammatical function. It refers to the physical form that a morpheme takes in a specific context, which can be a single sound or a combination of sounds that conveys meaning. For example, in the word "cats", there are two morphs: "cat", which is the base word representing the animal, and "s", which indicates that there is more than one. Morphs can be classified as free, which can stand alone as words, or bound, which must attach to a base word. Understanding morphs is important for analyzing how words are constructed and how they function in communication.
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