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take a photograph; snapshot (transitive or intransitive verb: to photograph informally and quickly: Why not snapshot the process and have it finish the calculation on multiple systems, comparing the results?  collinsdictionary.com); snap off a shot (He raised a long-lens Nikon camera calmly to his eye and snapped off three quick shots Гевар); capture (blc); take a snapshot (Гевар); take a picture (Taras) | |||
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| snap an image (быстро, неожиданно для себя: Scot snaps an incredible image of what looks like a UFO while trying to capture Aurora • Jamie explained he was visiting the loch in Argyll near the holiday lodges at Ardgartan in June this year when he snapped the intriguing images. -- когда он сделал эти снимки dailyrecord.co.uk, dailyrecord.co.uk ART Vancouver) | |||
| make an X-ray (MichaelBurov); do an X-ray (MichaelBurov) | |||
| snap a photo (Julchonok); take a photo (Andrey Truhachev); capture an image (This image was captured at 2:15 a.m. – снимок был сделан • Although the photographer captured several images of the enormous waves being generated by the wild weather, one particular picture stood out among the rest. Indeed the jaw-dropping picture does appear to provide a brief glimpse of the Greek god of the sea's visage as he demonstrates his enormous power over nature. – сделал несколько снимков coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver); take an image (A British tourist recently snapped a photo of a peculiar anomaly emerging from the water of Loch Ness and, in turn, has been credited with the first official sighting of the site's famed monster for 2024. The intriguing image, seen below, was reportedly taken by Parry Malm on April 4th as he and his family were vacationing at the popular Scottish location. (coasttocoastam.com) ART Vancouver) | |||
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