Pronunciation: /riˈtʌtʃ/
noun a process of making small changes to a photograph or image to improve its appearance
A1 I need a retouch on my passport photo.
A2 She did a quick retouch on the painting to fix the colors.
B1 The retouch of the old photograph made it look brand new.
B2 The retouching of the model's skin in the magazine was done flawlessly.
C1 He is a master at retouching images to perfection.
C2 The retouch of the movie scenes was crucial to its success at the box office.
verb to make small changes to a photograph or image to improve its appearance
A1 I need to retouch my makeup before the party.
A2 She retouched the painting to fix some imperfections.
B1 The photographer retouched the photos to enhance the colors.
B2 After taking the picture, she retouched it to remove some blemishes.
C1 The graphic designer spent hours retouching the image to perfection.
C2 The artist meticulously retouched every detail of the masterpiece.
formal The photographer spent hours retouching the images to perfection.
informal I asked my friend to retouch my profile picture before I posted it online.
slang I need to retouch my selfie before I send it to my crush.
figurative She retouched her past mistakes by apologizing to those she had wronged.
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