animate

animate
1. transitive verb
1) (enliven) beleben
2) (inspire) anregen

animate somebody with enthusiasm — jemanden mit Begeisterung erfüllen

3) (breathe life into) mit Leben erfüllen
2. adjective
beseelt [Leben, Körper]; belebt [Objekt, Welt]; lebendig [Seele]
* * *
1. ['ænimeit] verb
(to make lively: Joy animated his face.) beleben
2. [-mət] adjective
(living.) lebend
- academic.ru/2647/animated">animated
- animation
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ani·mate
I. adj
[ˈænɪmət]
inv lebend attr, belebt
II. vt
[ˈænɪmeɪt]
to \animate sb/sth jdn/etw zum Leben erwecken
2. (encourage, inspire)
to \animate sth etw beleben [o SCHWEIZ animieren
3. FILM
to \animate sth etw animieren
III. vi FILM Animation machen
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['nImɪt]
1. adj
belebt; creation, creatures lebend['nImeɪt]
2. vt (lit
God) mit Leben erfüllen; (fig) (= enliven) beleben; (= move to action) anregen, animieren; (FILM) animieren

Disney was the first to animate cartoons — Disney machte als erster Zeichentrickfilme

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animate
A v/t [ˈænımeıt]
1. beseelen, beleben, mit Leben erfüllen (alle auch fig)
2. beleben, anregen, aufmuntern, in Schwung bringen
3. beleben, lebendig gestalten:
animate a cartoon einen Zeichentrickfilm herstellen
4. antreiben
B adj [-mət] animated 1, 3
* * *
1. transitive verb
1) (enliven) beleben
2) (inspire) anregen

animate somebody with enthusiasm — jemanden mit Begeisterung erfüllen

3) (breathe life into) mit Leben erfüllen
2. adjective
beseelt [Leben, Körper]; belebt [Objekt, Welt]; lebendig [Seele]
* * *
v.
animieren v.
anregen v.
beleben v.

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