英语词汇photograph的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

photograph /ˈfəʊtəɡrɑːf $ ˈfoʊtəɡræf/ noun a picture obtained by using a cameraadjectives/nouns + photographa wedding/graduation photograph I kept all my wedding photographs in an album.a holiday photograph They showed me their holiday photographs from their trip to Thailand.a colour photograph BrE a color photograph AmE The book is illustrated with beautiful colour photographs.a black-and-white photograph There are some old black-and-white photographs of your grandparents in that box.a digital photograph If it’s a digital photograph, you can email it to me.a framed photograph On the desk was a framed photograph of her children.a signed photograph (=signed by the famous person shown in it) He keeps a signed photograph of the singer in his office.an aerial photograph (=taken from above, usually from a plane) Aerial photographs can be used to locate archaeological sites.a faded photograph All her life she kept a faded photograph of Dad in his army uniform.a blurred/blurry photograph (=not clear or sharp) Some of the photographs were rather blurred and it was difficult to see what was happening.a grainy photograph (=that looks unclear, as if the image is made of spots) In one grainy old photograph, my grandfather is standing beside a Model T Ford.a sepia photograph (=black and white with shades of brown, like a very old photograph) I only remember seeing one faded, sepia photograph of my aunts, which must have been taken in about 1900.verbstake a photograph Who took that photograph of you?get a photograph (=take one successfully) I managed to get some great photographs of Manhattan.pose for a photograph (=sit or stand in a particular position when having your photograph taken) The prime minister posed for photographs with other European leaders.print/publish a photograph The newspaper printed photographs of him kissing another woman.blow up/enlarge a photograph (=make it bigger) When the photograph was enlarged, it was possible to read the writing on the envelope.scan a photograph (=copy it using a special machine attached to a computer) I can scan the photograph and send you a copy.a photograph shows sb/sth The photograph shows him with his younger brother.photograph + nounsa photograph album (=a book in which you put photographs) Mama kept a photograph album full of pictures of her family.prepositionsa photograph of sb Did you see that photograph of Leo in the newspaper?a photograph by sb The gallery has a collection of photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe.in a photograph Who’s that man in the photograph?phrasesa photograph is out of focus (=it is not clear because the lens is not in the right position) Some of the pictures were out of focus and it was difficult to see what was happening.a photograph is in focus (=it is clear because the lens is in the right position) Before you press the shutter, make sure that the subject is in focus.In everyday English, people very often say photo instead of photograph. Photo can be used with all the same collocations as photograph.THESAURUS: photograph photo informal a photograph: Do you want me to take your photo? | We did the photo shoot for the cover of the magazine in New York. | The Tory leader took advantage of the situation for a photo opportunity (=a chance to be photographed in a way that makes him look good). picture a photograph of someone or something: I saw her picture in the paper the other day. | This is a really good picture of Sarah. | Can I take your picture? snap BrE informal snapshot especially AmE a photograph that you take quickly and without thinking carefully about how it will look, for example when you are on holiday: Patrick showed me his holiday snaps. | She held up a snapshot of her three children. shot informal a photograph – used especially by people who often take photographs: I got some great shots of Mount Fuji. | It’s a lovely shot. | Who are the other people in the shot? print a photograph that has been printed on photographic paper: What size print do you want? | a set of 4 by 6 inch prints

词组	photograph
释义	photograph /ˈfəʊtəɡrɑːf $ ˈfoʊtəɡræf/ noun a picture obtained by using a cameraadjectives/nouns + photographa wedding/graduation photograph I kept all my wedding photographs in an album.a holiday photograph They showed me their holiday photographs from their trip to Thailand.a colour photograph BrE a color photograph AmE The book is illustrated with beautiful colour photographs.a black-and-white photograph There are some old black-and-white photographs of your grandparents in that box.a digital photograph If it’s a digital photograph, you can email it to me.a framed photograph On the desk was a framed photograph of her children.a signed photograph (=signed by the famous person shown in it) He keeps a signed photograph of the singer in his office.an aerial photograph (=taken from above, usually from a plane) Aerial photographs can be used to locate archaeological sites.a faded photograph All her life she kept a faded photograph of Dad in his army uniform.a blurred/blurry photograph (=not clear or sharp) Some of the photographs were rather blurred and it was difficult to see what was happening.a grainy photograph (=that looks unclear, as if the image is made of spots) In one grainy old photograph, my grandfather is standing beside a Model T Ford.a sepia photograph (=black and white with shades of brown, like a very old photograph) I only remember seeing one faded, sepia photograph of my aunts, which must have been taken in about 1900.verbstake a photograph Who took that photograph of you?get a photograph (=take one successfully) I managed to get some great photographs of Manhattan.pose for a photograph (=sit or stand in a particular position when having your photograph taken) The prime minister posed for photographs with other European leaders.print/publish a photograph The newspaper printed photographs of him kissing another woman.blow up/enlarge a photograph (=make it bigger) When the photograph was enlarged, it was possible to read the writing on the envelope.scan a photograph (=copy it using a special machine attached to a computer) I can scan the photograph and send you a copy.a photograph shows sb/sth The photograph shows him with his younger brother.photograph + nounsa photograph album (=a book in which you put photographs) Mama kept a photograph album full of pictures of her family.prepositionsa photograph of sb Did you see that photograph of Leo in the newspaper?a photograph by sb The gallery has a collection of photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe.in a photograph Who’s that man in the photograph?phrasesa photograph is out of focus (=it is not clear because the lens is not in the right position) Some of the pictures were out of focus and it was difficult to see what was happening.a photograph is in focus (=it is clear because the lens is in the right position) Before you press the shutter, make sure that the subject is in focus.In everyday English, people very often say photo instead of photograph. Photo can be used with all the same collocations as photograph.THESAURUS: photograph photo informal a photograph: Do you want me to take your photo? \| We did the photo shoot for the cover of the magazine in New York. \| The Tory leader took advantage of the situation for a photo opportunity (=a chance to be photographed in a way that makes him look good). picture a photograph of someone or something: I saw her picture in the paper the other day. \| This is a really good picture of Sarah. \| Can I take your picture? snap BrE informal snapshot especially AmE a photograph that you take quickly and without thinking carefully about how it will look, for example when you are on holiday: Patrick showed me his holiday snaps. \| She held up a snapshot of her three children. shot informal a photograph – used especially by people who often take photographs: I got some great shots of Mount Fuji. \| It’s a lovely shot. \| Who are the other people in the shot? print a photograph that has been printed on photographic paper: What size print do you want? \| a set of 4 by 6 inch prints
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