Photo I Passport Album Noun Bre ˈfəʊtəʊ ˈfoʊtoʊ

• a colour/black-and-white photo
• a passport photo
• a photo album (= a book for keeping your photos in)
• i'll take a photo of you.

photo

• a colour/black-and-white photo
• a passport photo
• a photo album (= a book for keeping your photos in)
• I'll take a photo of you.
• a photograph of the house
• Can I take a photograph?
• We had our picture taken in front of the hotel.
• a passport photo
• I tried to get a shot of him in the water.
• holiday snaps
• a set of prints
• The picture shows a family gathered around a kitchen table.
• This is a picture/photo of a busy city street.
• In the foreground/background, we can see a group of protesters.
• In the bottom right-hand corner/top left-hand corner, there's a child sitting alone.
• On the left/On the right/In the middle, someone is standing with a bottle in his hand.
• In the cartoon, we can see two people looking at a newspaper headline.
• The cartoonist has drawn the man to represent a typical businessman.

Extra Examples

• Can I have my photo taken with you?
• Her wedding got a big photo spread in the magazine.
• His most treasured possession is a signed photo of his footballing hero.
• I can’t wait till the photos have been developed.
• I got some great photos of the party.
• Tell me who everyone is in the photo.
• The annual has a good range of features and colour action photos.
• The magazine has exclusive photos of the wedding.
• The press followed the President around the hospital, waiting for a photo opportunity.
• The race ended in a photo finish.
• The sun rising over the horizon would have made a good photo.
• We found a photo booth on the station.
• a photo of my son Edmund
• posing for a group photo
• the name on the photo ID
• Stand there and I’ll take your photo.
• a colour/black-and-white/passport photo
• a photo album

Word Origin

• mid 19th cent.: abbreviation.