picture in Latin
picture in Latin is pictūra — picture means a drawing, painting, or photograph representing something.
picture in Latin
pictūra
A representation of anything (as a person, a landscape, a building) upon canvas, paper, or other surface, by drawing, painting, printing, photography, etc.
What does "picture" mean?
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noun A drawing, painting, or photograph representing something.
"She hung a picture of the coastline above the fireplace."
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noun A mental image or clear idea of something.
"Try to get a picture of how the day will go before you start."
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verb To imagine something vividly, as if seeing it.
"Picture yourself relaxing on a beach with no phone in sight."
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picture in a sentence
- She hung a picture of the coastline above the fireplace.
- He took a picture of the sunset on his phone.
- Try to get a picture of how the day will go before you start.
- He had a vivid picture of the village from his grandmother's stories.
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What is "picture" in Latin?
"picture" in Latin is pictūra. picture means: A drawing, painting, or photograph representing something.
How do you use "picture" in a sentence?
Example: "She hung a picture of the coastline above the fireplace." In Latin, "picture" is pictūra.
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