fps
/ɛf pi ɛs/
noun
- Frames per second: a measure of how many individual images (frames) a video or animation displays in one second, used to describe smoothness of motion.
- For a good movie experience, most theaters project at 24 fps.
- The old camera could only record at 15 fps, so the footage looked choppy.
- This video game runs at 60 fps, making the action look very smooth.
- Feet per second: a unit of speed measuring how many feet something travels in one second.
- The arrow flew from the bow at 200 fps.
- Wind speeds in the storm reached over 100 fps.
- The car accelerated to 88 fps in just a few seconds.
- First-person shooter: a type of video game where the player sees the action through the eyes of the main character and uses guns or other weapons.
- Many fps games require quick reflexes and good aim.
- The new fps has a realistic storyline and amazing graphics.
- He spends most of his free time playing competitive fps games online.