looping 的定义
Movies.
- the process of fitting speech to film already shot, especially by making a closed loop of the film for one scene and projecting it repeatedly until a good synchronization of film and recorded speech is achieved.
looping 近义词
circle, spiral
更多looping例句
- A rocket is used to blast the payload, be it a nuclear weapon or a passenger spaceship, on a big looping trajectory into space before re-entering the atmosphere on the other side of the planet.
- Gravitons react to themselves, generating looping, Escher-like equations.
- These include a tower made of intricately looping tentacles, shown at Gallery B in February, and “David’s Hand,” in which similarly curving strands cohere into fingers and a thumb.
- In his first matchup with Soto on Wednesday, Wainwright pounded him inside — throwing two cutters and a change-up — before evening the count to 2-2 with a looping curve.
- As you move to hypergraphs with more and more vertices, the ways of arranging their looping edges multiply as well.
- They were looping back around and coming down Tiebout Avenue when they spotted two figures.
- And usually when you're looping a movie, if it takes two days, that's a lot.
- The little, looping movie shows five young women cycling through a park in Berlin, and filming each other as they do so.
- So here I sit, an old Beach Boys song looping through my head.
- But when we reach the mountain, we see only a denuded plateau of looping ring roads and gray rubble.
- Thereupon Mr. Selden recalled that meeting, and others, and his voice trailed like a snake in the dust, looping cryptic patterns.
- Next they go to another department where, with the aid of a special looping machine, the heels and toes are stitched together.
- Her hair, too, was simpler than usual, almost carrying out the childish idea with its soft looping away from the face.
- The Lakeville captain seemed to catch the ball exactly in position for looping it toward the basket.
- She bent her head and commenced her work again, looping up the worsted with desperate haste.