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1. (n.) collage
a technique of composing a work of art by pasting on a surface various materials not normally associated with one another, as newspaper clippings or parts of photographs.
2. collage
a work produced by this technique.
3. collage
a film or other work that shifts suddenly or abruptly from one scene or image to another.
Etymology: (1915–20; < F, =colle paste, glue (< Gk kólla) +-age -age)
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1. (noun) collage, montage
a paste-up made by sticking together pieces of paper or photographs to form an artistic image
"he used his computer to make a collage of pictures superimposed on a map"
2. (noun) collage
any collection of diverse things
"a collage of memories"
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Sense: a design made by pasting pieces of paper, cloth, photographs etc on to a surface.
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 Afrikaans: plakskildery |
 Arabic: كولاج: مُلْصَق مِن عِدَّة |
 Bulgarian: колаж |
 Brazilian: colagem |
 Czech: koláž |
 German: die Collage |
 Danish: collage; montage |
 Greek: κολάζ |
 Spanish: collage |
 Estonian: kollaaž |
 Farsi: کولاژ؛ تکه چسبانی |
 Finnish: kollaasi |
 French: collage |
 Hebrew: קוֹלָאג' |
 Hindi: कोलाज, कागज कपड़े इत्यादि |
 Croatian: kolaž |
 Hungarian: kollázs |
 Indonesian: kolase |
 Icelandic: klippimynd |
 Italian: collage |
 Japanese: コラージュ |
 Korean: 콜라주 |
 Lithuanian: koliažas |
 Latvian: kolāža |
 Malay: kolaj |
 Dutch: collage |
 Norwegian: collage |
 Polish: kolaż |
 Persian: کولاژ؛ تکه چسبانی |
 Pashto: کولاژ |
 Portuguese: colagem |
 Romanian: colaj |
 Russian: коллаж |
 Slovak: koláž |
 Slovenian: lepljenka |
 Serbian: kolaž |
 Swedish: collage |
 Thai: ศิลปการสร้างภาพจากชิ้นส่ว |
 Turkish: yapıştırma resim, kolaj |
 Taiwanese: 拼貼畫 |
 Ukrainian: колаж |
 Urdu: کولاژ ، نمونہ |
 Vietnamese: nghệ thuật cắt dán |
 Chinese: 拼贴画 |
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