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Meanings of photograph in English
To obtain an image of someone or something on photographic film or digital format by using photography.
Usage of photograph in English
1
A North Sea oil platform is seen in this undated handout photograph.
2
I think the photograph is in the right place, he said recently.
3
A simple yet effective photograph from the US Open in New York.
4
At London Youth Games events we ask volunteers to photograph the sport.
5
Please note: a classified document seen in this photograph has been obscured.
6
What action are you taking now the photograph has come to light?'
7
But he can send me a photograph and ask me a question.
8
But it was perfectly possible that O'Brien had really forgotten the photograph.
9
One cannot understand the entirety of a situation from only one photograph.
10
Once I receive your information, I'll contact you for a recent photograph.
11
But the process of creating a photograph also involves feeling, story, perception.
12
She held the photograph in slightly shaking hands and went quite pale.
13
Does a photograph present information, and at the same time, hide it?
14
A second 82 cent stamp shows a photograph of his London studio.
15
The age on the photograph was different, but this too meant nothing.
16
A curious photograph, taken at the Italian grand prix, surfaced last week.
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Photograph through the time
Photograph across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
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