collage in Irish
collage in Irish is colláis — collage means a picture made by gluing or arranging different pieces of paper, photos, or fabric onto a surface.
collage in Irish
colláis
A picture made by sticking other pictures onto a surface or juxtaposing them digitally in analogous manner.
What does "collage" mean?
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noun A picture made by gluing or arranging different pieces of paper, photos, or fabric onto a surface.
"She made a collage from old magazine clippings."
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verb To combine different elements into a single composite piece.
"He collaged photographs of the trip into one large print."
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collage in a sentence
- She made a collage from old magazine clippings.
- The classroom wall was covered with student collages.
- He collaged photographs of the trip into one large print.
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What is "collage" in Irish?
"collage" in Irish is colláis. collage means: A picture made by gluing or arranging different pieces of paper, photos, or fabric onto a surface.
How do you use "collage" in a sentence?
Example: "She made a collage from old magazine clippings." In Irish, "collage" is colláis.
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