backdrop in Czech
backdrop in Czech is zadní kulisa — backdrop means a large painted cloth or screen hung behind a stage set.
backdrop in Czech
zadní kulisa
A decorated cloth hung at the back of a stage.
What does "backdrop" mean?
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noun A large painted cloth or screen hung behind a stage set.
"The painted backdrop showed a moonlit forest."
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noun The circumstances or setting against which events take place.
"The wedding took place against the backdrop of a looming recession."
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verb To serve as a background for something.
"Snow-capped mountains backdropped the entire ceremony."
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backdrop in a sentence
- The painted backdrop showed a moonlit forest.
- The wedding took place against the backdrop of a looming recession.
- Snow-capped mountains backdropped the entire ceremony.
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What is "backdrop" in Czech?
"backdrop" in Czech is zadní kulisa. backdrop means: A large painted cloth or screen hung behind a stage set.
How do you use "backdrop" in a sentence?
Example: "The painted backdrop showed a moonlit forest." In Czech, "backdrop" is zadní kulisa.
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