montage in Greek
montage in Greek is μοντάζ — montage means a single work made by combining separate pieces — images, clips, sounds, or text — into one composition.
montage in Greek
μοντάζ
Pronounced: modaz
(countable) A composite work, particularly an artwork, created by assembling or putting together other elements such as pieces of music, pictures, texts, videos, etc. [from early 20th c.]
What does "montage" mean?
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noun A single work made by combining separate pieces — images, clips, sounds, or text — into one composition.
"The artist created a montage from old newspaper clippings and photographs."
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noun A film or video sequence made of short clips edited together, often to condense the passage of time.
"The training montage showed him getting stronger over several months."
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montage in a sentence
- The artist created a montage from old newspaper clippings and photographs.
- The training montage showed him getting stronger over several months.
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What is "montage" in Greek?
"montage" in Greek is μοντάζ. montage means: A single work made by combining separate pieces — images, clips, sounds, or text — into one composition.
How do you pronounce μοντάζ?
"montage" in Greek is μοντάζ, pronounced "modaz".
How do you use "montage" in a sentence?
Example: "The artist created a montage from old newspaper clippings and photographs." In Greek, "montage" is μοντάζ.
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