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graphic

When used as an adjective to describe something "shocking," it often refers to violence, blood, or sexual content. Be careful using it in professional settings if the content is sensitive. As a noun, "graphic" is countable. You can talk about "a graphic" (singular) or "several graphics" (plural). In the context of art and design, "graphic" refers to clear lines and visual elements rather than painted textures or shading.

💬Trò chuyện

🎬Tuesday afternoon, Sarah is at her desk while David is in a meeting.

David Smith

Can you touch base on that graphic? It needs more 'pop'.

Sarah

I'm swamped. I'll get to it once I've had another coffee.

💡

David uses the corporate buzzword 'touch base' and a vague design term 'pop', while Sarah uses the idiom 'swamped' to indicate she is overwhelmed with work, reflecting their strained manager-employee dynamic.

Ý nghĩa

adjective

Giving a vivid or detailed picture of something, especially in a way that is shocking or unpleasant.

"The witness provided a graphic description of the accident."

adjective

Relating to visual art, especially drawing, engraving, or lettering.

"She specializes in graphic design and digital illustration."

noun

A visual image or diagram used to illustrate or clarify a point.

"The news report included a graphic showing the rise in inflation."

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