Pronunciation: English [? p？ kt？ (r)], beauty [? p？ kt？ ] ?
The second explanation: n. photos and portraits; Pictures, pictures; Movies; Scene. Conception; Imagine; Describe, draw; describe
photograph
Pronunciation: English [? f？ t？ Grɑ:f], beautiful [? fo？ t？ gr？ f]？
The second explanation: photos, photos. Transitive verb & take a picture of; Take pictures, photography; Become the subject of the photo and appear in the photo.
A pronunciation: English [pr? Nt], beauty [pr? nt]？
Second, explain the photos (printed from the negative); Print fonts; Impression; Print pictures. Indentation (on a soft surface); Put ... in publication. Transitive verbs & intransitive verbs are written in print; To develop (a photograph); Release; Print on paper.
Picture example:
Tour groups do nothing but take pictures of each other.
Tourists have nothing to do but take pictures of each other.
Second, golf appears on many front pages, and he kisses his philosophy when he holds the golf ball high.
On the front pages of many newspapers, there are photos of the golfer holding the trophy and kissing.
Photo example:
He wants to take some photos of the house. ...
He wants to take some photos of the house.
She took pictures of the children. ...
She took pictures of the children.
Print example:
Laser? Printer? Pay? Tall? Quality? Print. ?
The printing quality of this laser printer is very good.
Two photos? Yours Name? And then what? Address? Open? Answer? Postcards? And then what? Send? It? Where to? We ... ?
Print your name and address on the postcard and send it to us.
Sam sun? Fingerprints? Yes? Both? Girls? Used to be. Found? Are you online? That? Plain. ?
Fingerprints left by two girls not long ago were found in the apartment.