go vs go round

'Round' here just adds to the graphic image of her movement.

Thanks.
Graphic? That sounds odd for me. Perhaps because I've dealt with graphic cards and I am dealing with them currently

youzouGraphic? That sounds odd for me. Perhaps because I've dealt with graphic cards

It's "graphics card", with an ess. That is an all-too-common mistake. The card makes the graphics appear.

Yes, graphics card, Thank enoon. You always were very kind to me and probably to others too . What about visual and graphic?

youzouI would say visual image. What is the difference between these two? graphic and visual are both adjectives.

Not to filch Mr Micawber's thread, but ....

Your perception of the word "graphic" has been skewed by your exposure to it in a technical environment. A glance at a dictionary will provide you all you need to know about it. It can denote viv

I did it, but I couldn't figure out when should I use each of them.

"Graphic" is more about detail.

Aha, like a graph. That's it? Nothing more?

youzouAha, like a graph. That's it? Nothing more?

Not like a graph, like a written description. "Graphic" is often used when the details are sordid.

I am sorry, but I don't understand what do you mean. I thought you meant something like story boarding in making an animation? This is closest example I can imagine.


Visual~relate to seeing

The mirrors provide a visual stimulus for the babies.

The rooms do not have much visual interest.

The visual images in his work are very striking.