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/ɡrəˈfiːti/
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/ɡrəˈfiːti/
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graffiti
noun
graffiti
pl
UK
/ɡrəˈfiːti/
US
/ɡrəˈfiːti/
граффити
The walls of the abandoned building were covered in graffiti.
Стены заброшенного здания были покрыты граффити.
Synonyms
mural
street art
tagging
public art
spray paint art
graffiti
verb
graffitied
Past Simple
graffitied
Past Participle
graffitiing
Gerund
UK
/ɡrəˈfiːti/
US
/ɡrəˈfiti/
рисовать граффити
They like to graffiti on the walls of abandoned buildings.
Им нравится рисовать граффити на стенах заброшенных зданий.
Additional translations
разрисовывать
вырисовывать
Synonyms
tag
daub
mark up
paint on
write on
vandalize
deface
scrawl
scribble
spray-paint
graffiti
adjective
Used attributively before nouns to denote relation to graffiti (e.g., graffiti art, graffiti culture)
Synonyms
illicit
unsanctioned
vandalistic
urban
street-art
street
graffiti-covered
tagged
stenciled
spray-painted
Definitions
graffiti
noun
Graffiti refers to writings, drawings, or symbols illicitly inscribed on a wall or other surface in a public place.
The city council decided to clean up the graffiti on the walls of the old train station.
Graffiti can also refer to the art form or style of creating such writings or drawings, often characterized by vibrant colors and elaborate designs.
She studied graffiti as part of her urban art course, focusing on its cultural significance.
graffiti
verb
To write or draw graffiti on a surface, typically as a form of artistic expression or vandalism.
The artist decided to graffiti the old warehouse wall with a vibrant mural.
graffiti
adjective
Relating to or characteristic of graffiti, especially as an art form or subculture.
The gallery specializes in graffiti artwork from local street artists.
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