pictorial
画报
definition
noun
From the start, the old pictorials used a remarkable diversity of images.
a newspaper or periodical with pictures as a main feature.
adjective
feelings presented in a pictorial form
of or expressed in pictures; illustrated.
translation of 'pictorial'
noun
画报
adjective
图示的,
绘画的
example
In addition to the display of vegetables, flowers and produce, there will be a 'pictorial' exhibition depicting the club over its 25 years.
The following is a 'pictorial' representation of the typical contents of my lunch bag.
The paintings are a 'pictorial' representation of women in various forms and through different channels drawing out the meaning and nuances of each stroke.
However, to pursue such an essentially 'pictorial' question, illustrations and text need to be integrated.
The last panel, the 'pictorial' panel, illustrates the specific hazard.
The solution was illustrated through a rich 'pictorial' representation with icons representing computers, databases, and organizational functions.
The painting is one of the few 'pictorial' representations of one of the greatest figures in Scots history.
She stumbled across these pre-1947 charts with 'pictorial' representations and corresponding captions of ‘India before Independence’.
I believe that reading children's 'pictorial' books that depict the ancestry of different continents with children can make global education meaningful.
In 1875 an American Christian missionary edited and published a 'pictorial' , Children's Monthly, designed specially for children with a large number of exquisite and beautiful pictures.
Early 'pictorial' representation, using graphic symbols, reads both horizontally along register lines and vertically in an open field in the picture surface.
I wanted a 'pictorial' representation of my home, but I didn't want to spend ages carefully preparing shots.
The text was written first and he made a 'pictorial' illustration from it.
For the Chinese, both the ideographic script and 'pictorial' representation functioned as graphic signs that expressed meaning.
Their collection of photographs contains a 'pictorial' history of the hilly district.
The publishers have also been extremely fastidious in their selection of the book's 325 illustrations, providing a 'pictorial' record spanning over a century and a half.
Twelve illustrations, taken from 'pictorial' representations in the Tracts, help establish the flavour of the period.
This could indicate that the pictorial representation based on the picture was more effectively compared to a following picture than the 'pictorial' representation based on a sentence.
The prose is illustrative but not an illustration-its 'pictorial' interest should be sufficient ‘above all in itself’.
Student sketches may then be incorporated into an illustration or a 'pictorial' theme of their own choosing, or even a textile print.
The machine gives shapes to pictures, maps, graphs etc., thereby helping the visually challenged to ‘read’ the 'pictorial' representations.
A spokeswoman for the centre said: ‘Throughout his life, Lowry travelled the length and breadth of the country in order to paint and draw what struck him as 'pictorially' significant.’
It can only be 'pictorially' depicted.
The works are frequently small and 'pictorially' complex and, in his pioneering exploration of image/text art, Blake often demands that we decipher and read as much as we look.
Does the statement really 'pictorially' resemble the reality?
What with the costs of printing, cinema books don't always do their product justice 'pictorially' , but this 450-page tome from the fine-art specialists is one of the most spectacular.
From the start, the old 'pictorials' used a remarkable diversity of images.
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