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Significats de color photograph en anglès

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цветная фотография
portuguès
fotografia colorida
català
fotografia en color
espanyol
fotografía en color

That uses media capable of representing colors.

Termes relacionats
fotografia en color
Ús de color photograph en anglès
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Big color photograph flashing on the screen: 'Have you seen this woman?'
Ladder of years: a novel
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The only color photograph in the room was taken two years prior to these.
Forgiving ararat
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Hugo placed a four-by-five color photograph on the glass tabletop.
Rain gods
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Inside was a large color photograph of Frank standing on the shore at Hyannis.
Death Mask
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Then she prints the image, producing a fairly good-size color photograph of the man's face.
After dark
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Darren reached over and plucked a color photograph of a decapitated head off the wall.
Pressure
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Finally, the still, color photograph came up on the TV screen- apictureof the dead man.
Roast mortem
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The picture was a high quality color photograph.
Terminal Compromise
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There was a big color photograph of me and some black-and-white pictures of Somerset, along with these words:
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
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Alone in her room, Emma studied her color photograph of Tyler and Joe, taken a week before the crash.
The panic zone
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On one side was a color photograph of an exceptionally attractive young blond woman in her mid-to late twenties.
The godfather of kathmandu
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She noticed that one wall of the bus shelter was taken up by a big color photograph of a lighthouse.
The new yorker
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It was a newspaper clipping cut out by a meticulous pair of scissors: a color photograph of a flower-covered chair.
The informers
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Here's a picture. She holds up a large book, open to a page with a color photograph of a grayish bird.
Strange Sweet Song
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A four-page PDF file of mixed text and graphics and a full-page color photograph each took around a minute to finish.
Reuters
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The most conspicuous object of veneration there was a large framed color photograph of President Saddam Hussein...
The new yorker