photo- in Greek
photo- in Greek is φωτο- — photo- means a picture taken with a camera or phone.
photo- in Greek
φωτο-
Pronounced: foto-
light, electromagnetic radiation
What does "photo-" mean?
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noun A picture taken with a camera or phone.
"He pinned a photo of his grandmother above his desk."
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verb To take a photograph of someone or something.
"The guide photoed us in front of the old stone bridge."
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photo- in a sentence
- He pinned a photo of his grandmother above his desk.
- She took a photo of the sunset over the bay.
- The guide photoed us in front of the old stone bridge.
- She photoed every dish before anyone was allowed to eat.
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What is "photo-" in Greek?
"photo-" in Greek is φωτο-. photo- means: A picture taken with a camera or phone.
How do you pronounce φωτο-?
"photo-" in Greek is φωτο-, pronounced "foto-".
How do you use "photo-" in a sentence?
Example: "He pinned a photo of his grandmother above his desk." In Greek, "photo-" is φωτο-.
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