A frame is a border or structure around something, like a photo or glass. It holds the object so it stays in place.
The picture frame is made of wood.
She hung the frame on the wall.
A frame is the main structure of things like buildings or bikes. It holds the parts together and gives shape.
The bike’s metal frame is strong.
They built the frame of the house.
A frame is one picture in a series to make videos or movies. Many frames together show movement.
The movie has 24 frames per second.
Each frame shows a small change in movement.
To frame means to make or build a structure around something. It often means building a support or border.
They frame pictures in the art gallery.
Workers will frame the new house soon.
To frame can mean to say or write ideas carefully. It helps express thoughts clearly and correctly.
She framed her opinion well in the letter.
Try to frame your question clearly.
To frame someone means to say they did something wrong when they actually did not. It is a false accusation.
He was framed for a crime he did not commit.
Someone framed her by leaving false evidence.
A frame is the way information or ideas are shown to others. It can change what people think about something.
The news story gave a different frame of the event.
Try to see the frame before you judge.
A frame in glasses is the part that holds the lenses and sits on the face. It can be metal or plastic.
My new glasses have a blue frame.
She broke her glasses frame yesterday.
