photograph [ˈfəʊtəgræf] sustantivofotografía (f) - to take somebody's photograph -> sacarle una fotografía a alguien
- photograph album -> álbum (m) de fotografías
verbo transitivofotografiar
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photograph [fou-tou-graf]- To photograph well -> salir bien en las fotos
sustantivoFotografía, estampa obtenida por el arte fotográfico.
va. Fotografiar, reproducir por medio de la fotografía; también en sentido figurado.vi.
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photograph [ˈfəʊtəɡræf]
noun
fotografía; (f) foto; (f) it's a very good photograph of her es una fotografía muy buena de ella
it wasn't a very flattering photograph in this photograph she must have been about 30 I didn't recognize you on the photograph her photograph appeared on the front page of The New York Times they contacted the police after seeing his photograph in a newspaper they're advertising special rates on /wedding photographs/ a passport, bearing Pollard's photograph we all went outside for the photographs a row of framed [family] photographs
to take a photograph (of sth/sb) hacer sacar una foto (a algo/algn);or especially (LAm)
I took a photograph of him standing beside the gate I take photographs of things that interest me a photograph taken in Italy he wants to take some photographs of the house I haven't taken any photographs since I arrived
he takes a good photograph (informal) (is photogenic) es fotogénico; sale bien en las fotos
verb:transitive
fotografiar; hacer sacar una foto(grafía) a;or especially (LAm) I hate being photographed odio que me hagan fotos
she photographed the children they were photographed kissing on the platform she photographed the pigeons in Trafalgar Square after being fingerprinted and photographed by the police
"photographed by Paul Smith" "fotografía de Paul Smith"
verb:intransitive
to photograph well ser fotogénico
she always photographs well
modifier
photograph album (n) álbum de fotos; (m) we spent ages looking through old photograph albums
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Verb Conjugation for "photograph"
Imperative
- photograph
- you photograph
- he/she photographs
- we photograph
- you photograph
- they photograph
Preterite
- I photographed
- you photographed
- he/she photographed
- we photographed
- you photographed
- they photographed
Present Continuous
- I am photographing
- you are photographing
- he/she is photographing
- we are photographing
- you are photographing
- they are photographing
Present Perfect
- I have photographed
- you have photographed
- he/she has photographed
- we have photographed
- you have photographed
- they have photographed
Past Continuous
- I was photographing
- you were photographing
- he/she was photographing
- we were photographing
- you were photographing
- they were photographing
Past Perfect
- I had photographed
- you had photographed
- he/she had photographed
- we had photographed
- you had photographed
- they had photographed
Future
- I will photograph
- you will photograph
- he/she will photograph
- we will photograph
- you will photograph
- they will photograph
Future Perfect
- I will have photographed
- you will have photographed
- he/she will have photographed
- we will have photographed
- you will have photographed
- they will have photographed
Future Continuous
- I will be photographing
- you will be photographing
- he/she will be photographing
- we will be photographing
- you will be photographing
- they will be photographing
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been photographing
- you have been photographing
- he/she has been photographing
- we have been photographing
- you have been photographing
- they have been photographing
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been photographing
- you will have been photographing
- he/she will have been photographing
- we will have been photographing
- you will have been photographing
- they will have been photographing
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been photographing
- you had been photographing
- he/she had been photographing
- we had been photographing
- you had been photographing
- they had been photographing
