three-dimensional

See also: threedimensional

English

three-dimensional (not comparable)

(not comparable) Existing in three dimensions
(comparable) having depth (or the illusion of depth) as well as height and width
(comparable) lifelike

existing in three dimensions

Catalan: tridimensional (ca)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 三維, 三维 (saam¹ wai⁴)

Mandarin: 三維 (zh), 三维 (zh) (sānwéi), 三次元 (zh) (sāncìyuán)
Czech: trojrozměrný (cs), třírozměrný (cs)
Danish: tredimensional (da)
Dutch: driedimensionaal (nl)
Esperanto: tridimensia
Finnish: kolmiulotteinen (fi)
French: tridimensionnel (fr)
Galician: tridimensional
Georgian: სამგანზომილებიანი (samganzomilebiani)
German: dreidimensional (de)
Greek: τρισδιάστατος (el) m (trisdiástatos)
Hebrew: תלת-מימדי‎‎ (tlat-meymadi)
Hungarian: háromdimenziójú, háromdimenziós (hu)
Icelandic: þrívíður

Japanese: 三次元の (さんじげんの sanjigen no), スリーディー (surīdī)
Korean: 삼차원의 (samchawon ui), 쓰리 디 (sseuri di)
Manx: tree-howshanagh, tree towshanagh
Maori: ahutoru
Norwegian:
Bokmål: tredimensjonal

Nynorsk: tredimensjonal
Persian: سه‌بعدی‎‎
Polish: trójwymiarowy (pl) m
Portuguese: tridimensional (pt)
Romanian: tridimensional (ro) m, n, tridimensională f
Russian: трёхме́рный (ru) (trjoxmérnyj), в трёх измерениях (v trjox izmerénijax)
Scottish Gaelic: trì-mheudach
Spanish: tridimensional (es)
Swedish: tredimensionell (sv)
Tagalog: tatluhing-sukod
Turkish: üç boyutlu (tr)

having depth (or the illusion of depth) as well as height and width

lifelike

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