mosaic
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /moʊˈzeɪɪk/ · UK /məʊˈzeɪɪk/
mosaic means: A picture or design made by fitting small colored pieces of stone, glass, or tile together.
noun
A picture or design made by fitting small colored pieces of stone, glass, or tile together.
- The mosaic shows a bird.
- They decorated the wall with bright mosaics.
- Small pieces of glass form this beautiful mosaic.
Something made up of many different parts that together form a whole.
- The city is a mosaic of cultures.
- We combined the photographs into a single mosaic.
- From above, the fields form a mosaic of colors.
verb
To make or cover something with a design using many small colored pieces.
- They want to mosaic the wall.
- She mosaicked the pool’s edge with blue tiles.
- We spent the weekend mosaicking a small garden table.
Questions about mosaic
What does mosaic mean?
A picture or design made by fitting small colored pieces of stone, glass, or tile together.
What is mosaic in other languages?
Türkçe: mozaik · Español: mosaico · Français: mosaïque · Deutsch: Mosaik · Italiano: mosaico · 日本語: モザイク
How do you pronounce mosaic?
In American English /moʊˈzeɪɪk/; in British English /məʊˈzeɪɪk/.
How do you use mosaic in a sentence?
The mosaic shows a bird. They decorated the wall with bright mosaics.
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