Pronunciation: /ˈfoʊ.təˌɡræf/
noun a picture or image taken with a camera
A1 I took a photograph of my family at the beach.
A2 She keeps a photograph of her grandparents on her desk.
B1 The photograph of the sunset was stunning.
B2 The photograph captured the essence of the city perfectly.
C1 The photographer's portfolio includes a diverse range of photographs.
C2 The exhibition showcased some of the most iconic photographs of the 20th century.
verb to take a photograph
A1 I photograph my friends when we go out.
A2 She photographs her pets playing in the garden.
B1 The journalist was asked to photograph the event for the newspaper.
B2 The professional photographer was hired to photograph the wedding.
C1 The artist decided to photograph the urban landscape for his latest project.
C2 The renowned photographer was commissioned to photograph the cover of the magazine.
formal The photographer took a high-quality photograph of the bride and groom.
informal I snapped a quick photograph of the sunset before it disappeared.
slang Let's take a selfie and post it on social media!
figurative The artist painted a vivid photograph of the bustling city streets.
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