🇬🇧 Photograph meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To photograph means to use a camera to make a picture of something or someone. When you photograph, you point the camera at what you want to remember, press the button, and the camera saves that moment as an image you can look at later.

I tried to photograph my tidy room to prove it was clean, but the dirty laundry mountain refused to move out of the shot.

Grandma loves to photograph us, but somehow our noses always look five times bigger in her pictures.

My cousin tried to photograph lightning, but all he got was a perfect picture of darkness and one confused moth.

My sister tried to photograph her cupcake, but she accidentally ate the model before taking the picture.

Scientists photograph space to study stars and planets, but if aliens ever photograph us, they’ll probably wonder why we stare at glowing rectangles all day.

A girl finds a small camera at the park. She likes to photograph the dog. She likes to photograph the red ball. She likes to photograph the sun. Her friend says, "Photograph the dog!" They photograph the dog and the ball. They look at the picture in the camera and smile.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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