Definition of photo opportunity in English:

photo opportunity

nounˈfəʊtəʊɒpəˌtʃuːnɪtiˈfoʊdoʊ ˌɑpərˌtunədi

another term for photocall
Example sentencesExamples
- It makes me queasy just to turn up for the photo opportunity so I turn up for the briefing as well.
- It was a photo opportunity and made good copy too.
- The antivirus research team had a nice photo opportunity last week when we had our US lab visiting us here in Finland.
- And remember that this is not a photo opportunity - cameras are usually prohibited - but it is a sobering experience opportunity.
- After the photo opportunity, the drivers returned to the Marriott Marquis for a luncheon and interviews with national and international print, video and online media outlets.
- This Government was prepared to put the people of New Zealand at a significant disadvantage on the basis that it wanted to sign into this protocol simply for a photo opportunity.
- I'm sure there'll be a photo opportunity at some point.
- Local people know APEC means more than a photo opportunity.
- Pity she had not organised a photo opportunity with the goodly restaurateur, giving both of them great publicity, and shoring up her image.
- But for most of Ireland's celebrity set - where every event is a photo opportunity - being a celebrity has really become a job in itself.
- Private Aye predicts a photo opportunity and there may even be an interview granted to puffing hacks when he reaches the summit.
- This did however provide a good photo opportunity.
- And after he completed the stunt to the audience's applause, he asked to be excused while he took time out for a photo opportunity, which he informed us he never misses.
- To ensure some press coverage, a photo opportunity was announced on 10 July, a week before the party, and the day before the release of Microsoft's Q4 results.
- But there were questions about the significance of Thursday's meeting, with some critics calling it a mere photo opportunity.
- I'm told that, during a photo opportunity in Brighton, a passer-by pointed me out as ‘the shadow prime minister’.
- Hardly a month has passed without a photo opportunity of the high-profile minister opening a state-of-the-art road scheme.
- A photo opportunity like this, while it is good - maybe the term is theater.
- They simply couldn't say no to a photo opportunity in front of the aircraft.
- He decided to go ahead with his photo opportunity.

Definition of photo opportunity in US English:

photo opportunity

nounˈfōdō ˌäpərˌto͞onədēˈfoʊdoʊ ˌɑpərˌtunədi

An occasion on which famous people pose for photographers by arrangement.
Example sentencesExamples
- It makes me queasy just to turn up for the photo opportunity so I turn up for the briefing as well.
- I'm sure there'll be a photo opportunity at some point.
- But there were questions about the significance of Thursday's meeting, with some critics calling it a mere photo opportunity.
- To ensure some press coverage, a photo opportunity was announced on 10 July, a week before the party, and the day before the release of Microsoft's Q4 results.
- After the photo opportunity, the drivers returned to the Marriott Marquis for a luncheon and interviews with national and international print, video and online media outlets.
- But for most of Ireland's celebrity set - where every event is a photo opportunity - being a celebrity has really become a job in itself.
- I'm told that, during a photo opportunity in Brighton, a passer-by pointed me out as ‘the shadow prime minister’.
- They simply couldn't say no to a photo opportunity in front of the aircraft.
- It was a photo opportunity and made good copy too.
- The antivirus research team had a nice photo opportunity last week when we had our US lab visiting us here in Finland.
- This did however provide a good photo opportunity.
- This Government was prepared to put the people of New Zealand at a significant disadvantage on the basis that it wanted to sign into this protocol simply for a photo opportunity.
- And after he completed the stunt to the audience's applause, he asked to be excused while he took time out for a photo opportunity, which he informed us he never misses.
- Pity she had not organised a photo opportunity with the goodly restaurateur, giving both of them great publicity, and shoring up her image.
- Local people know APEC means more than a photo opportunity.
- A photo opportunity like this, while it is good - maybe the term is theater.
- Hardly a month has passed without a photo opportunity of the high-profile minister opening a state-of-the-art road scheme.
- And remember that this is not a photo opportunity - cameras are usually prohibited - but it is a sobering experience opportunity.
- Private Aye predicts a photo opportunity and there may even be an interview granted to puffing hacks when he reaches the summit.
- He decided to go ahead with his photo opportunity.

单词	photo opportunity
释义	Definition of photo opportunity in English: photo opportunity nounˈfəʊtəʊɒpəˌtʃuːnɪtiˈfoʊdoʊ ˌɑpərˌtunədi another term for photocall Example sentencesExamples It makes me queasy just to turn up for the photo opportunity so I turn up for the briefing as well. It was a photo opportunity and made good copy too. The antivirus research team had a nice photo opportunity last week when we had our US lab visiting us here in Finland. And remember that this is not a photo opportunity - cameras are usually prohibited - but it is a sobering experience opportunity. After the photo opportunity, the drivers returned to the Marriott Marquis for a luncheon and interviews with national and international print, video and online media outlets. This Government was prepared to put the people of New Zealand at a significant disadvantage on the basis that it wanted to sign into this protocol simply for a photo opportunity. I'm sure there'll be a photo opportunity at some point. Local people know APEC means more than a photo opportunity. Pity she had not organised a photo opportunity with the goodly restaurateur, giving both of them great publicity, and shoring up her image. But for most of Ireland's celebrity set - where every event is a photo opportunity - being a celebrity has really become a job in itself. Private Aye predicts a photo opportunity and there may even be an interview granted to puffing hacks when he reaches the summit. This did however provide a good photo opportunity. And after he completed the stunt to the audience's applause, he asked to be excused while he took time out for a photo opportunity, which he informed us he never misses. To ensure some press coverage, a photo opportunity was announced on 10 July, a week before the party, and the day before the release of Microsoft's Q4 results. But there were questions about the significance of Thursday's meeting, with some critics calling it a mere photo opportunity. I'm told that, during a photo opportunity in Brighton, a passer-by pointed me out as ‘the shadow prime minister’. Hardly a month has passed without a photo opportunity of the high-profile minister opening a state-of-the-art road scheme. A photo opportunity like this, while it is good - maybe the term is theater. They simply couldn't say no to a photo opportunity in front of the aircraft. He decided to go ahead with his photo opportunity. Definition of photo opportunity in US English: photo opportunity nounˈfōdō ˌäpərˌto͞onədēˈfoʊdoʊ ˌɑpərˌtunədi An occasion on which famous people pose for photographers by arrangement. Example sentencesExamples It makes me queasy just to turn up for the photo opportunity so I turn up for the briefing as well. I'm sure there'll be a photo opportunity at some point. But there were questions about the significance of Thursday's meeting, with some critics calling it a mere photo opportunity. To ensure some press coverage, a photo opportunity was announced on 10 July, a week before the party, and the day before the release of Microsoft's Q4 results. After the photo opportunity, the drivers returned to the Marriott Marquis for a luncheon and interviews with national and international print, video and online media outlets. But for most of Ireland's celebrity set - where every event is a photo opportunity - being a celebrity has really become a job in itself. I'm told that, during a photo opportunity in Brighton, a passer-by pointed me out as ‘the shadow prime minister’. They simply couldn't say no to a photo opportunity in front of the aircraft. It was a photo opportunity and made good copy too. The antivirus research team had a nice photo opportunity last week when we had our US lab visiting us here in Finland. This did however provide a good photo opportunity. This Government was prepared to put the people of New Zealand at a significant disadvantage on the basis that it wanted to sign into this protocol simply for a photo opportunity. And after he completed the stunt to the audience's applause, he asked to be excused while he took time out for a photo opportunity, which he informed us he never misses. Pity she had not organised a photo opportunity with the goodly restaurateur, giving both of them great publicity, and shoring up her image. Local people know APEC means more than a photo opportunity. A photo opportunity like this, while it is good - maybe the term is theater. Hardly a month has passed without a photo opportunity of the high-profile minister opening a state-of-the-art road scheme. And remember that this is not a photo opportunity - cameras are usually prohibited - but it is a sobering experience opportunity. Private Aye predicts a photo opportunity and there may even be an interview granted to puffing hacks when he reaches the summit. He decided to go ahead with his photo opportunity.
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