photographing

英 [ˈfəʊtəɡrɑːfɪŋ]

美 [ˈfoʊtəɡræfɪŋ]

v.  拍照; 照相; (很、不等)上相，上镜
photograph的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 照片；相片
  Aphotographis a picture that is made using a camera.
  1. He wants to take some photographs of the house...
     他想给这幢房子拍一些照片。
  2. Her photograph appeared on the front page of The New York Times.
     她的照片登在了《纽约时报》的头版上。
• VERB 给…拍照；为…拍照
  When youphotographsomeone or something, you use a camera to obtain a picture of them.
  1. She photographed the children...
     她给孩子们拍了照。
  2. I hate being photographed...
     我讨厌照相。
  3. They were photographed kissing on the platform.
     有人拍到了他们在站台接吻的照片。

双语例句

• Saudi Arabia: Photographing government buildings, military installations and palaces is prohibited.
  沙特阿拉伯：禁止对政府大楼、军事设施和宫殿拍照。
• Photographing everyone who boarded that Lebanese trawler.
  拍下每个上了那艘黎巴嫩拖捞船的人。
• I could easily have spent the entire afternoon here watching people and photographing the interesting faces.
  我随随便便可以在这儿观察人们，并拍摄那些有趣的面孔，度过一下午。
• I think government should not ban photographing animals.
  我认为政府部门不应该阻止给动物们拍照。
• It is like the rule of photographing, a good rule.
  和摄影一个规矩，是个好规矩。
• Even I was wary of photographing Henri as I knew he did not really like it.
  即便是我也非常谨慎的去拍摄亨利因为我知道他不喜欢被拍。
• When he came home from photographing a story in Iceland, she was gone.
  一次他从冰岛摄影回来，她不在了。
• This way of photographing was soon challenged by available light photographs, which had a remarkable naturalness.
  这种摄影方法很快受到自然光线摄影方法挑战，自然光线摄影具有更强的自然效果。
• The profession of reporting or photographing or editing news stories for one of the media.
  一种为媒体报告、摄影、编辑新闻故事的专业。
• Daniel: My father and sister are out to photographing.
  丹尼尔：我爸爸和姐姐出去拍照片了。