English to Latin Meaning of vignette - vignette

Vignette :

vignette

noun

picturae, pictura, illustratio, mores exemplar, aliquam, perscripta

Vignette :: vignetteVignetted :: vignettedVignettes :: vignettesVignetting :: vignetting

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Definitions of vignette in English

Noun(1) a brief literary description(2) a photograph whose edges shade off gradually(3) a small illustrative sketch (as sometimes placed at the beginning of chapters in books

Examples of vignette in English

(1) Quite often the obverse carried a coat of arms, a vignette , or a portrait.(2) The bottom of each drawing is curved, like a photographic vignette .(3) For example, I could have describe a vignette in which I go to visit the school, dress in school uniform (steady on), and then realise that I've nothing to change into to wear to uni.(4) During the voyage Lucy kept a sketchbook, from which she may have adapted the sketch shown in Plate VI for the vignette shown in Plate VII.(5) Each story is a brief vignette that reveals the athletes' successes and failures, the paths they took to climb to the top, and the realizations they had along the way.(6) a classic vignette of embassy life(7) However, closer examination reveals body parts scattered around the picture, a weird purple monster off to the side and, in the background, a little vignette of a crowd of naked figures dragging a body.(8) Repeat the same color two or three times within a vignette , in flowers, stems, or foliage.(9) Also if you stack several filters together you are much less likely to get vignetting .(10) The fascination of heavily vignetted Holga photos really escapes me, even though I have to say that Roger Minick's are much better than what you get to see from many other people.(11) The scratched detailing of the vignettes and the presence of feathery foliage, pebbles and floral bouquets enables the definitive attribution of these pieces to Giles.(12) The story is made up of short vignettes or episodes in Ray's life. These stories start with Ray in heaven and move backwards in time until he is a small child.(13) Here the lines became slightly curved, and the image became progressively less bright and poorer in focus - the effect known as vignetting .(14) Companies can hand-color old black and whites, create montages and vignettes and digitally link photos to create a complete panoramic shot.(15) This year's edition of the Perugia Science Festival, during which the general public and children will be offered a more down to earth approach to difficult scientific matters with the aid of graphic artists and vignettists , will run from September 6th to 22th.(16) Potential mechanisms and clinical vignettes are included to describe the systemic processes that occur with trauma couples.

(1) be vigilant ::

quod vigilanti

Synonyms

Noun

1. sketch ::

perscripta

Different Forms

vignette, vignetted, vignettes, vignetting

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