ツイッターの一枚の画像によって学生は退学になりましたって英語でなんて言うの？

The phrase 'all it took' implies that we may think the expelling of the student was trivial and unnecessary.

Poor Henry! He sent a saucy photo to his girlfriend which was intercepted by a fellow student, copied, then retweeted to the world! The school head was not impressed.

When you're talking about the risks of using social media and give an example of a student getting expelled because of a Twitter post; then you can say: -One student was expelled from school because of a photo they posted on Twitter -Posting on social media has its risks. One student got expelled because of a single photo on Twitter.

As we know, social media has many positive benefits such as communication with friends and family and many other things involving business, education, etc. But sometimes what we post could have very negative consequences if we are not careful. We could use the explanation in these two ways: 1) One student was expelled because of a single photo posted on Twitter. 2) Because of one photo on Twitter, a student was expelled. This can show that it is important to be very careful about what we post online!

"Kicked out" is another way to say "expelled." You can use either "photo" or "picture." I hope that this helps :)

All it took seems to suggest that it was a minor thing that happened Social media such as Twitter can be a great way to communicate but can also cause problems if people see things they maybe do not like or involves them to be expelled means that you have been made to leave school and cannot return for a certain length of time or forever

This would be a great example to express that the risk of using social media could mean you put up one bad post/photo could lead to you being expelled.