frames

[US]/[freɪmz]/
[UK]/[freɪmz]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.A picture or photograph in a decorative outline.; The basic structure of a building, vehicle, or other object.; A sequence of scenes in a film or television program.; A state of mind or a way of thinking.
v.To put a picture or photograph in a decorative outline.; To build or construct a structure.; To set or position something in a particular way.

Phrases & Collocations

frames a picture

frames of reference

frames the issue

frames around

framed mirror

frames the debate

frames in place

frames the narrative

frames of time

frames the discussion

Example Sentences

the gallery uses ornate gold frames to display the paintings.

we need to frame the issue in a way that resonates with voters.

the detective tried to frame him for the crime, but failed.

she framed her daughter's graduation photo on the wall.

the house has a beautiful view, framed by the surrounding trees.

the company is trying to frame the narrative around sustainability.

he framed the question in a leading way to influence the answer.

the door frame was damaged during the storm.

the news report framed the situation as a political scandal.

they used a complex legal frame to challenge the ruling.

the photographer framed the shot perfectly, capturing the sunset.

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