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noun picture: She had a photo of her husband.
Simple Definitions
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noun ADJ. old, recent | black-and-white, colour | clear | excellent, good, great | (good) quality | glossy | framed | signed His most treasured possession is a signed photo of his footballing hero. | group, team | family | wedding | school | cover, newspaper, press | passport, publicity, security | still | action The annual has a good range of features and colour action photos. | aerial, air | digital, polaroid | nude, pornographic, topless VERB + PHOTO get, take I got some great photos of the party. Can I have my photo taken with you? | pose for posing for a group photo | develop I can't wait till the photos have been developed. | blow up, enlarge | crop | mount | publish | make The sun rising over the horizon would have made a good photo. PHOTO + NOUN album | frame | call, opportunity, session, shoot The press followed the president round the hospital, waiting for a photo opportunity. | journalism, journalist | processing | booth We found a photo booth on the station. | story | caption PREP. in a/the ~ Tell me who everyone is in the photo. | ~ of a photo of my son Edmund
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
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photo verbs take a photo • We all took photos of each other. get a photo (= take one successfully ) • Did you get some good photos in Greece? ADJECTIVES/NOUN + photo a colour photo • Send us a colour photo of yourself. a black-and-white photo • There is a black-and-white photo of Sly Stone on the wall of their flat. a digital photo a framed photo • A small framed photo of his girlfriend sits on a bookcase. a signed photo • I managed to get a signed photo of her. a wedding photo • Shall I show you our wedding photos? photo + NOUN a photo album (= a book in which you put photos ) • She took every picture of her ex-husband out of the family photo album.
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