照相

take a photo, take pictures

ʈ͡ʂ ɑ ʊ̯ ⁵ ¹ ⁻ ⁵ ³ ɕ i̯ ɑ ŋ ⁵ ¹
verb Uncommon #7,674
take a photo, take pictures Usually means taking photographs of people or scenes; common in everyday speech.
CH: 我们在公园里照相。
EN: We’re taking pictures in the park.

我要照相

I want to take a picture.

— 甜蜜的生活 (1960)

来照相

Come take a picture.

— 妈咪 (2014)

请问照相要多少钱?

Excuse me, how much does it cost to have a photo taken?

— 中央车站 (1998)

去照相

Go get your picture taken.

— 恶魔 (1955)

我还请了很多外国的模特儿来给人照相宣传

I also invited many foreign models to pose for photos for promotional purposes.

— 海角七号 (2008)

现在大家都来照相

Everyone is taking pictures now.

— 阿玛柯德 (1973)

爸爸教你照相好不好?

Would you like me to teach you how to take pictures?

— 一一 (2000)

阿炮,帮我们照相

A-Pao, take a picture of us.

— 上帝之城 (2002)

照相而已。

Just taking pictures.

— 大象 (2003)

一起照相吧

Let's take a picture together.

— 杀人回忆 (2003)

去给您们照相

Go take a photo of you.

— 触不可及 (2011)

该照相了吧?

It’s time to take a photo, right?

— 活着 (1994)

来,照相照相

Come on, let's take a picture.

— 活着 (1994)

照相!

Take a photo!

— 阿玛柯德 (1973)

帮我照相

Take a picture of me.

— 上帝之城 (2002)

让相机动,我们不会弄帮我们照相

Move the camera—we don't know how to use it. Help us take a picture.

— 上帝之城 (2002)

不许照相!

No photography!

— 怒火青春 (1995)

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