Layout meaning in English
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Definition
layout: structure, presentation, appearance
Examples
- "Edward : I like the layout."
- "Susie : Secondly, the layout."
Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks with words from the text!
This term describes the overall organization of visual elements on a page (of a newspaper, a magazine or an advertisement). "The of this advert is very effective, I especially like the photo in the middle." (1 word)
This term describes something that is low in price and (sometimes) quality. It is a synonym of "inexpensive". "I only had 3 dollars, so all I could buy you was this bottle of wine. Happy Birthday!" (1 word)
This term describes the overall organization of visual elements on a page (of a newspaper, a magazine or an advertisement). "The of this advert is very effective, I especially like the photo in the middle." (1 word)
This term describes something that is low in price and (sometimes) quality. It is a synonym of "inexpensive". "I only had 3 dollars, so all I could buy you was this bottle of wine. Happy Birthday!" (1 word)
Fill in the blanks with words from the text!
This term describes the overall organization of visual elements on a page (of a newspaper, a magazine or an advertisement). "The layout 1 of this advert is very effective, I especially like the photo in the middle." (1 word)
This term describes something that is low in price and (sometimes) quality. It is a synonym of "inexpensive". "I only had 3 dollars, so all I could buy you was this cheap 2 bottle of wine. Happy Birthday!" (1 word)
This term describes the overall organization of visual elements on a page (of a newspaper, a magazine or an advertisement). "The layout 1 of this advert is very effective, I especially like the photo in the middle." (1 word)
This term describes something that is low in price and (sometimes) quality. It is a synonym of "inexpensive". "I only had 3 dollars, so all I could buy you was this cheap 2 bottle of wine. Happy Birthday!" (1 word)
1 layout: The "layout" is the overall plan of a page, including elements such as text and images and making them work together as a whole. This term is often used in publishing and graphic design. Example: I really like the LAYOUT of this newspaper - the balance between headlines, articles and photographs is perfect.
2 cheap: If something is cheap it costs little money. Example: Sports cars are not cheap! Susie says the paper on which Edward has printed his advert "looks cheap" or low quality.
Exercise 2
Fill in the blanks with words from the text!
This term describes the overall organization of visual elements on a page (of a newspaper, a magazine or an advertisement). "The of this advert is very effective, I especially like the photo in the middle." (1 word)
This term describes something that is low in price and (sometimes) quality. It is a synonym of "inexpensive". "I only had 3 dollars, so all I could buy you was this bottle of wine. Happy Birthday!" (1 word)
This term describes the overall organization of visual elements on a page (of a newspaper, a magazine or an advertisement). "The of this advert is very effective, I especially like the photo in the middle." (1 word)
This term describes something that is low in price and (sometimes) quality. It is a synonym of "inexpensive". "I only had 3 dollars, so all I could buy you was this bottle of wine. Happy Birthday!" (1 word)
Fill in the blanks with words from the text!
This term describes the overall organization of visual elements on a page (of a newspaper, a magazine or an advertisement). "The layout 1 of this advert is very effective, I especially like the photo in the middle." (1 word)
This term describes something that is low in price and (sometimes) quality. It is a synonym of "inexpensive". "I only had 3 dollars, so all I could buy you was this cheap 2 bottle of wine. Happy Birthday!" (1 word)
This term describes the overall organization of visual elements on a page (of a newspaper, a magazine or an advertisement). "The layout 1 of this advert is very effective, I especially like the photo in the middle." (1 word)
This term describes something that is low in price and (sometimes) quality. It is a synonym of "inexpensive". "I only had 3 dollars, so all I could buy you was this cheap 2 bottle of wine. Happy Birthday!" (1 word)
1 layout: The "layout" is the overall plan of a page, including elements such as text and images and making them work together as a whole. This term is often used in publishing and graphic design. Example: I really like the LAYOUT of this newspaper - the balance between headlines, articles and photographs is perfect.
2 cheap: If something is cheap it costs little money. Example: Sports cars are not cheap! Susie says the paper on which Edward has printed his advert "looks cheap" or low quality.
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