three-D

noun

1. a three-dimensional effect

Example Sentences

Instead, the high-tech games - billed of course as “green games” - offered electronic flash, three-D animations, and a virtual torchbearer.

From Washington Times

“I was surprised it didn’t have three-D acceleration.”

From Literature

About halfway through, Luo enters a movie theater and dons a pair of three-D glasses, which is your cue to do the same.

From Los Angeles Times

He has actual photographs … three-D, full-color photographs … of the control room of a flying saucer!

From Project Gutenberg