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photo [ˈfəʊtəʊ, am. angl. ˈfoʊt̬oʊ] SAM. pog.

photo

zdjęcie sr. spol

photo

fotka ž. spol

photo-call SAM.

photo-call

czas m. spol dla fotoreporterów

photo editing SAM. RAČ., FOTO.

photo editing

fotoedycja ž. spol

photo-editing PRID. RAČ., FOTO.

photo-editing software

fotoedycyjny

photo-editing software

do fotoedycji

photo finish SAM.

photo finish

wynik finiszu rozstrzygany przy pomocy fotokomórki

photo opportunity SAM.

1. photo opportunity (chance):

photo opportunity

okazja ž. spol do zrobienia dobrego zdjęcia

2. photo opportunity (meeting):

photo opportunity

spotkanie sr. spol z udziałem fotoreporterów

to turn sth into a photo opportunity

zamieniać [perf zamienić] coś w sesję zdjęciową

photo reporter SAM.

photo reporter

fotoreporter(ka) m. spol (ž. spol)

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

In some photos, the footpads "did" press into the regolith, especially when they moved sideways at touchdown.

en.wikipedia.org

Her took photos of the body and other items in the shed including shoes and a duffel bag.

www.900chml.com

As the sculptures are fleeting and meant to be spontaneous and temporary, the images are only captured in photos or on film.

en.wikipedia.org

Despite the photos on this page, their uniforms are similar to the men's team.

en.wikipedia.org

The editorial line is tripartite: fashion/nude/glamour, historical images of wars/guillotines/poverty or similar, and selected journalism news photos from around the world.

en.wikipedia.org

The gloomy and emotional photos are a sharp contrast to his earlier works.

en.wikipedia.org

He did very little other than pose for photos and then doze off.

newsfeed.time.com

And, after clicking through all the tempting photos, remember you're here not just to scrutinize the hotel bill, but to celebrate new beginnings, right?

www.theglobeandmail.com

Digitise items by either scanning them (if they are up to it) or taking photos of them if they are frail.

www.independent.co.uk

In a stroke of good fortune, most of the photos had information on the subjects taped or stapled to the back, either full text or words written in grease pencil.

archive.gazette.jhu.edu