Hologram ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hologram ( noun )

1. A three-dimensional image created by the interference of light beams from a laser.
2. A holographic image or representation.

Origin:

Coined by the hungarian-british physicist dennis gabor in 1948, from greek holos "whole" + -gram "something written".

Examples:

1. The museum exhibit featured a hologram of the famous actress.
2. The credit card now has a hologram to prevent fraud.
3. The phone case has a hologram of a popular cartoon character.
4. The hologram technology is becoming more advanced.
5. The hologram was so realistic, it seemed like the person was right there.

(As a verb)

Hologram ( verb )

1. A three-dimensional image created by the interference of light beams from a laser.
2. A holographic image or representation.

Origin:

Coined by the hungarian-british physicist dennis gabor in 1948, from greek holos "whole" + -gram "something written".

Examples:

1. The museum exhibit featured a hologram of the famous actress.
2. The credit card now has a hologram to prevent fraud.
3. The phone case has a hologram of a popular cartoon character.
4. The hologram technology is becoming more advanced.
5. The hologram was so realistic, it seemed like the person was right there.