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New words.
Familiar places.
Practical picture vocabulary, short learning routines and notes on looking a little closer.
01Picture vocabulary · English
Breakfast vocabulary with a picture
Learn four English words from a breakfast scene, with Chinese meanings and example sentences.
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02Picture vocabulary · English
English and Spanish words at a market
Use one market picture to compare six everyday words in English, Spanish and Chinese.
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拍照学英语：从物品叫法到看图复习
用早餐照片练习 mug、glass、vase 等常见英语单词。先看物品、核对含义，再用例句和看图回忆完成一次学习。
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Photo translator or vocabulary app: which do you need?
Use a photo translator to understand written text; use a picture vocabulary workflow to learn object names, save words and recall them later.
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How to learn vocabulary from photos
A practical routine: choose a familiar scene, check its labels, save useful words and recall them from the picture.
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06Learning notes · English
A saved word is not a learned word
A small photo routine that turns a list of new words into something you can actually recall.
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07Product practice · English
How to take a better photo for vocabulary learning
Choose clear, ordinary objects, check the labels, and avoid turning an uncertain AI guess into something you memorise.
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Kitchen vocabulary with a picture: eight useful words
Learn eight English words from one kitchen scene, check what each word names, and test yourself with three picture questions.
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Cup, mug or glass? Learn the difference with a picture
Compare cup, mug and glass in a breakfast picture. Separate a container from its contents, check four practice answers and learn when more than one name can fit.
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