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photograph n.相片vi.拍照，摄影；被照相vt.给 ... 照相 (1) 我计划放大这张照片。(2) 这照片比你本人漂亮。(3) 我照相总是照不好。(4) 有些人就是不上相。(5) 我给你照像，别动。 Although photography as we know it did not emerge until the 19th century, the word photograph evolved from the ancient Greek words phot-, "light," and graph-, "writing," which were combined to create the word for taking pictures — "light writing." Nowadays we take our photographs with electronic cameras, recording, transferring, and storing the pictures digitally. Times change, and while many people still enjoy using film cameras, they are becoming increasingly rare, and certain types of films are no longer produced.

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英 ['fəʊtəɡrɑːf] 美 ['foʊtəɡræf] (1) I planned to enlarge this photograph.(2) This photograph flatters you.(3) I always photograph badly.(4) Some people just don't photograph well.(5) Stand still while I photograph you. When you take a picture with a camera, the result is a photograph, a picture of your subject created by a special medium’s exposure to light. The first photographs were created on metal plates coated with a special chemical. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]照片；相片 A photograph is a picture that is made using a camera. He wants to take some photographs of the house...他想给这幢房子拍一些照片。Her photograph appeared on the front page of The New York Times.她的照片登在了《纽约时报》的头版上。2[VERB 动词]给…拍照；为…拍照 When you photograph someone or something, you use a camera to obtain a picture of them.   [V n]  [be V-ed -ing]She photographed the children...她给孩子们拍了照。I hate being photographed...我讨厌照相。They were photographed kissing on the platform.有人拍到了他们在站台接吻的照片。

英语单词	photograph
英美音标	英 ['fəʊtəɡrɑːf] 美 ['foʊtəɡræf]
中文释义	n.相片 vi.拍照，摄影；被照相 vt.给 ... 照相
英语例句	(1) I planned to enlarge this photograph. (2) This photograph flatters you. (3) I always photograph badly. (4) Some people just don't photograph well. (5) Stand still while I photograph you.
中文例句	(1) 我计划放大这张照片。 (2) 这照片比你本人漂亮。 (3) 我照相总是照不好。 (4) 有些人就是不上相。 (5) 我给你照像，别动。
vocabulary简明	When you take a picture with a camera, the result is a photograph, a picture of your subject created by a special medium’s exposure to light. The first photographs were created on metal plates coated with a special chemical.
vocabulary扩展	Although photography as we know it did not emerge until the 19th century, the word photograph evolved from the ancient Greek words phot-, "light," and graph-, "writing," which were combined to create the word for taking pictures — "light writing." Nowadays we take our photographs with electronic cameras, recording, transferring, and storing the pictures digitally. Times change, and while many people still enjoy using film cameras, they are becoming increasingly rare, and certain types of films are no longer produced.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]照片；相片 A photograph is a picture that is made using a camera. He wants to take some photographs of the house... 他想给这幢房子拍一些照片。 Her photograph appeared on the front page of The New York Times. 她的照片登在了《纽约时报》的头版上。 2 [VERB 动词]给…拍照；为…拍照 When you photograph someone or something, you use a camera to obtain a picture of them. [V n] [be V-ed -ing] She photographed the children... 她给孩子们拍了照。 I hate being photographed... 我讨厌照相。 They were photographed kissing on the platform. 有人拍到了他们在站台接吻的照片。

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