variants
| peinture |
painting
paint
picture
pictures
depiction
portrayal
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| peindre |
paint
depict
portray
draw
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| décrire |
describe
depict
portray
characterize
picture
paint
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| faire de la peinture |
paint
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| couvrir de peinture |
paint
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synonyms
noun
verb
examples
He’ll be able to paint Bridges and Fragile Express as corrupt nuclear terrorists.
The building on the north side of the Sidra River was in need of new paint.
I follow him through the door and down a long corridor with peeling paint and exposed pipes, my mind taken up with that wink.
He took comfort in knowing that the registered owner of the vehicle didn’t know him from a can of paint.
Everybody in Central Brooklyn knew Farad’s wheels when they saw them, and only a fool with a death wish would have laid a finger on the paint.
The wall’s green paint bulged with unsightly blisters where the rain had got into the mortar.
”“It is a palm hat, but painted with shining gold paint, as unskilled Mexican workers paint their hats for fun whenever they are employed at a shop where there is gold or aluminum paint for painting oil-tanks and such things.
Flakes of old paint from the wall and dust from where they’d scraped and scrambled against it rained down on top of them.
The repaired gates gleamed with fresh dark green paint.
A greater division existed than paint and beads.
Either side of him stood two children, solemn faced under their thick white face paint.
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