pictorial in Japanese
pictorial in Japanese is 画報 — pictorial means relating to, or illustrated with, pictures.
pictorial in Japanese
画報
Pronounced: gahō
A newspaper or magazine with many pictures, or section thereof.
What does "pictorial" mean?
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adj Relating to, or illustrated with, pictures.
"The museum published a pictorial guide to its collection."
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noun A magazine, or section of one, made up mainly of photographs.
"The Sunday paper included a pictorial on the royal wedding."
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pictorial in a sentence
- The museum published a pictorial guide to its collection.
- His pictorial account of the journey included dozens of sketches.
- The Sunday paper included a pictorial on the royal wedding.
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What is "pictorial" in Japanese?
"pictorial" in Japanese is 画報. pictorial means: Relating to, or illustrated with, pictures.
How do you pronounce 画報?
"pictorial" in Japanese is 画報, pronounced "gahō".
How do you use "pictorial" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum published a pictorial guide to its collection." In Japanese, "pictorial" is 画報.
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