How to say photo in English

Photograph is expressed in English as photograph, which is pronounced English [?f?t?ɡrɑ?f] American [?fo?t?ɡr?f].

photograph

I. Interpretation

n. photograph; photo;

v. to take a picture of; to take a picture of;

II.

Third person singular: photographs?plural: photographs?present participle: photographing?past tense: photographed?past participle: photographed

Third, Usage

photograph as a noun means "photograph", for example:

She took a photograph of the beautiful sunset.

When used as a verb, it means "to take photographs", for example:

He enjoys photographing animals in the wild.

Four Bilingual Example Sentences

1. That?photograph?doesn't?look?like?her?at?all.

That picture doesn't look like her at all.

2. Take?a?close?look?at?this?photograph.?

Take a close look at this photograph.

3. Some?people?just?don't?photograph?well.?

Some people just aren't photogenic.

4. I'll?look?out?of?those?old?photographs?you?wanted?to?see.?

I'll find out what old photos you want to see.

Five Word Matches

Take a photograph - Take a photograph

Professional photography - Professional photograph

Capture a photograph

Edit a photograph - Edit a photograph

Digital photograph - Digital photograph