jpeg
jpeg — noun
1. a technical format for compressing digital photographs and other images so that
a technical format for compressing digital photographs and other images so that the files take up less storage space, named after the international group that created the standard
JPEG is the standard Asher used to shrink the holiday photos before emailing them.
Most digital cameras use JPEG compression to keep image files small.
collocation: JPEG compression
The website requires JPEG format because it balances quality with a smaller file size.
Léa learned about JPEG in her photography class when discussing how to store pictures online.
Without JPEG technology, sending large photo files over email would take much longer.
文法句型
JPEG + noun (as modifier: JPEG compression, JPEG format)
用法筆記
Often written in uppercase letters as JPEG when referring to the compression standard itself.
常見錯誤
2. a common computer file format that stores digital photographs and other visual i
a common computer file format that stores digital photographs and other visual images with a balance between quality and file size
Walid saved the design as a JPEG file so it could be opened on any computer.
collocation: save [file] as JPEG
Can you convert this logo into JPEG format for the website?
collocation: convert to JPEG format
Dahlia attached three JPEG files to her email for the school newsletter.
The camera lets you choose between JPEG file format and other types before you start shooting.
Vikram renamed all the JPEG documents before uploading them to the shared folder.
- JPEG file
refers specifically to a file saved in this format
- image format
broader term that includes JPEG as one type
文法句型
JPEG + noun (as modifier: JPEG file)
as a JPEG
in JPEG format
用法筆記
The word functions both as a countable noun (a JPEG / two JPEGs) and as an attributive noun (JPEG file, JPEG format).
常見錯誤
3. a digital photograph or picture that has been saved using the JPEG file format
a digital photograph or picture that has been saved using the JPEG file format
Femi uploaded a JPEG of last night's sunset to his social media page.
collocation: upload a JPEG of [something]
Rodrigo printed a large JPEG of the team photo and hung it on the wall.
Lisa opened the JPEG and adjusted the brightness before printing it.
The presentation included several JPEGs showing the new building design.
Christopher sent a JPEG of his painting to the gallery director.
- digital photo
more general term for any image taken by a digital camera or phone
- image file
broader; includes all picture formats such as PNG, GIF, and TIFF
文法句型
a JPEG of + noun
JPEG + verb (as subject: a JPEG shows...)
send/upload + a JPEG
用法筆記
In everyday conversation, jpeg is commonly pronounced 'jay-peg' and used to refer to any digital photo regardless of its actual file format.