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1 graphics
subst. flt. \/ˈɡræfɪks\/grafikk, grafisk kunst -
2 CGI
\/ˌsiːdʒiːˈaɪ\/forkortelse for common gateway interface og computer graphics interface -
3 GDI
\/ˌdʒiːdiːaɪ\/(EDB, internt grafikkspråk i Microsoft Windows)forkortelse for Graphics Device Interface -
4 raster
subst. \/ˈrɑstə\/(fotografi, EDB, TV) rasterraster count rastertallraster graphics rastergrafikkraster scan rasteravsøkning -
5 slouch
(to sit, move or walk with shoulders rounded and head hanging: He slouched sulkily out of the room; He was slouching in an armchair.) sitte/gå lutendeIsubst. \/slaʊtʃ\/1) slapp holdning, lutende gange2) ( slang) udugelig person, sjusket person3) nedbrettet hattebremIIverb \/slaʊtʃ\/1) gå lutende2) stå med slapp holdning3) sitte sammensunket4) ( spesielt om hattebrem) henge slapt nedslouch about stå og henge slentre omkringslouch away traske omkring
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