thumb nail

Englisch - Türkisch

Definition von thumb nail im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch: başparmak tırnağı; thumb çivi
thumbnail: (Bilgisayar) parçacık
thumbnail: (Bilgisayar) küçük resim
thumbnail: (Televizyon) mini resim
thumbnail: başparmak tırnağı
thumbnail: (Bilgisayar) Bilgisayarda resimlerin önizlemesine olanak veren küçük halleri
thumbnail: başparmak tırnağı kadar
thumbnail: başparmak tırnak
thumbnail: kısa
thumbnail: (isim) başparmak tırnağı
thumbnail: tırnak kadar şey

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von thumb nail im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch
thumbnail: To describe concisely
thumbnail: The fingernail on the thumb
thumbnail: A rough sketch (e.g., the size of one's thumbnail)
thumbnail: A small picture, used as a compact representation of a larger image
thumbnail: A small representation of a picture on a Web page, usually containing a hyperlink to a full-size version of the graphic Thumbnails are used to load pages rich in graphics or pictures more quickly in a Web browser See also Auto Thumbnail
thumbnail: {i} miniaturized picture, small picture which represents a larger and more detailed picture (Computers); miniature mock-up, small prototype of a page or document (Printing)
thumbnail: A small version of a graphic with a hyperlink to a larger version of the same graphic
thumbnail: A small image that is linked to a page with a larger image to show detail Facilitates download time when there are too many images to have full sized on a page
thumbnail: A thumbnail sketch or account is a very short description of an event, idea, or plan which gives only the main details. thumbnail sketch/portrait a short description that gives only the main facts about a person, thing, or event
thumbnail: A small version of a graphic image
thumbnail: A thumbnail is a small (96 x 96 pixels) version of a larger picture These small versions are links on which the reader can click to see the full-size version An effective use of thumbnails makes a smaller, more easily viewed page
thumbnail: A miniature representation of an image used to reduce file size, and thus, download time
thumbnail: A thumbnail is a small, low resolution representation of a larger digital image You would use thumbnails if you were searching through a library of images, as you could view a number of different images on screen at any one time
thumbnail: Describes the size of an image you frequently find on Web pages Usually photo or picture archives will present a thumbnail version of its contents (makes the page load more quickly) and when a user clicks on the small image a larger version will appear Sometimes these links will be to a new page containing the larger graphic and other times right to the image directly
thumbnail: a tiny lighthouse sculpture, about the size of a lady's thumbnail , Typically about 1" high Four lighthouses were made in the thumbnail size in 1997 These were first distributed to attendees at the 1997 Collectors Reunion Others were handed out by Bill Younger at Store Events The last of the 2,000 each thumbnails were distributed at the 1998 Rosemont Collectibles Show In 1998, four additional thumbnails were produced and distributed to attendees of the 1998 Collectors Reunion
thumbnail: A tiny copy (about the size of a thumbnail) of a larger image Generally, thumbnails appear on Web pages to give users a general idea of what the image looks like before they choose to spend time waiting for the larger version to download Clicking on a thumbnail image generally causes the larger image to load automatically
thumbnail: A small version of an image (about the size of your thumbnail) They are slightly smaller than the average toenail Slightly smaller than the average toenail takes too long too say and is a very silly name, which is why they chose thumbnail
thumbnail: A small version of an image to give the viewer an idea of what a full size image is like (lets the page load quicker) When a user clicks on the thumbnail, the larger version will be loaded
thumbnail: A small version of an image, normally linked to a larger version
thumbnail: A small, low-resolution version of a larger image file that is used for quick identification
thumbnail: A reduced-resolution image of a quicklook, small enough that many can be viewed on a page at once to allow comparisions to be made
thumbnail: the nail of the thumb
thumbnail: Your thumbnail is the nail on your thumb
thumbnail: A small version of an image on a Web page, usually containing a hyperlink to a full-size version of the image
thumbnail: A small representation of an image; used as an aid in indexing, previewing, or cataloging graphics images
thumbnail: A rough sketch
thumbnail: A rough, simple, often small sketch used to show the basic layout of an ad
thumbnail: A small picture (e.g. the size of ones thumbnail), used as a compact representation of a larger image
thumbnail: A small, low-resolution version of an image
thumbnail: A miniaturized version of a graphic or page of a document that serves as an identifier of the original item
thumbnail: Small representation of an image page Properly constructed, thumbnails graphically represent the content and layout of the image represented Good thumbnails help the user find a specific page in a document for viewing Imaging for Windows supports the ability to resize thumbnails, view thumbnails alone or alongside an image view, and copy thumbnails between documents
thumbnail: {i} fingernail of the thumb
thumbnail: {s} tiny, little, short
thumbnail: A small image representing a much larger one
thumbnail: A small representation of a graphic A thumbnail is significantly smaller than the real sized graphic, and is usually used to get to the real sized graphic
thumbnail: A small version of an image on a world wide web page, often containing a hyperlink to a full-size version of the image