Pronunciation: /tæˈtuː/
noun a form of body modification where a design is made by inserting ink, dyes, or pigments into the skin
A1 She has a small tattoo on her wrist.
A2 He got a tattoo of his favorite band's logo on his shoulder.
B1 Getting a tattoo can be a painful experience for some people.
B2 The tattoo artist did an amazing job creating a realistic portrait on her back.
C1 Her intricate sleeve tattoo tells a story of her life experiences.
C2 The intricate details of the Japanese-style tattoo on his chest are truly impressive.
verb to mark the skin with a design using ink, dyes, or pigments
A1 She wants to tattoo a small heart on her wrist.
A2 He tattooed his favorite quote on his forearm.
B1 The artist will tattoo a beautiful design on her back next week.
B2 She decided to tattoo a portrait of her dog on her shoulder.
C1 The famous tattoo artist was commissioned to tattoo a mural on the client's entire back.
C2 After years of practice, he became skilled enough to tattoo intricate designs on his clients with precision.
formal She decided to get a tattoo of her favorite quote on her wrist.
informal I'm thinking of getting a tattoo of my dog's face on my arm.
slang I got a sick tattoo of a dragon on my back yesterday.
figurative The memory of her words was like a tattoo on his heart, forever etched in his mind.
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