foreground in Greek
foreground in Greek is προσκήνιο — foreground means the part of a picture or scene that is closest to the viewer.
foreground in Greek
προσκήνιο
Pronounced: proskinio
The elements of an image which lie closest to the picture plane.
What does "foreground" mean?
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noun The part of a picture or scene that is closest to the viewer.
"A red barn stands out in the foreground of the painting."
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verb To give special prominence or emphasis to something.
"The documentary foregrounds the experiences of ordinary workers."
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foreground in a sentence
- A red barn stands out in the foreground of the painting.
- The documentary foregrounds the experiences of ordinary workers.
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What is "foreground" in Greek?
"foreground" in Greek is προσκήνιο. foreground means: The part of a picture or scene that is closest to the viewer.
How do you pronounce προσκήνιο?
"foreground" in Greek is προσκήνιο, pronounced "proskinio".
How do you use "foreground" in a sentence?
Example: "A red barn stands out in the foreground of the painting." In Greek, "foreground" is προσκήνιο.
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