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texture

UK
/ˈtɛk.stʃər/
US
/ˈtɛk.stʃɚ/

Translations

texturenoun
textures
pl
UK
/ˈtɛk.stʃər/
US
/ˈtɛk.stʃɚ/
The texture of the fabric was soft and smooth to the touch.
La texture du tissu était douce et lisse au toucher.
textureEn arts, musique et analyse de composition.
The texture of the painting was rich and complex, with layers of color and detail.
La texture du tableau était riche et complexe, avec des couches de couleur et de détails.
textureEn géologie et en agriculture, pour la structure physique d’un matériau ou d’un sol.
The texture of the soil was gritty and dry, indicating a lack of moisture.
La texture du sol était granuleuse et sèche, ce qui indiquait un manque d'humidité.
textureEn infographie et modélisation 3D.
The designer replaced the low-resolution texture with a sharper one to improve the model's appearance.
Le concepteur a remplacé la texture de basse résolution par une plus nette pour améliorer l'apparence du modèle.
Synonyms
surface
feel
consistency
grain
quality
character
structure
pattern
textureverb
textured
Past Simple
textured
Past Participle
texturing
Gerund
UK
/ˈtɛkstʃə/
US
/ˈtɛkstʃɚ/
The artist textured the canvas to create a more dynamic effect.
L'artiste a texturé la toile pour créer un effet plus dynamique.
texturerEn infographie, pour appliquer une texture à un modèle 3D.
They textured the character's armor with metallic patterns for extra realism.
Ils ont texturé l'armure du personnage avec des motifs métalliques pour plus de réalisme.
Synonyms
texturize
texturise
emboss
stipple
roughen
grain
granulate
surface
sculpt
pattern
textureadjective
Attributive use before another noun to denote relation to surface quality (e.g., texture paint, texture roller).
texturéS'emploie devant un nom pour qualifier une surface ou un effet de matière.
The builder used a texture roller to create a stucco-like finish.
Le maçon a utilisé un rouleau texturé pour créer une finition semblable au stuc.
Synonyms
textured
tactile
rough
coarse
grainy
bumpy
ridged
ribbed
pebbled
embossed
patterned
furrowed
uneven
pitted
nubby
knobbly
granular
corded
sculpted

Definitions

texturenoun
The feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or substance.
The texture of the fabric was soft and smooth to the touch.
The quality created by the combination of different elements in a work of art or music.
The texture of the painting was rich and complex, with layers of color and detail.
The characteristic physical structure given to a material, an object, or a work by the size, shape, arrangement, and proportions of its parts.
The texture of the soil was gritty and dry, indicating a lack of moisture.
In computer graphics, an image or pattern applied to the surface of a 3-D model to give it detail or realism.
The designer replaced the low-resolution texture with a sharper one to improve the model's appearance.
textureverb
To give a particular texture to a surface or material.
The artist textured the canvas to create a more dynamic effect.
To apply a digital image as a surface pattern to (a 3-D model) in computer graphics.
They textured the character's armor with metallic patterns for extra realism.
textureadjective
Used before another noun to denote relation to or treatment of surface quality or pattern.
The builder used a texture roller to create a stucco-like finish.
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