image
/ˈɪmɪdʒ/
noun
- A picture or representation of something, especially on a screen or in a photograph.
- The photographer captured a stunning image of the bird in flight.
- She uploaded a beautiful image of the sunset to her social media page.
- The computer screen displayed a high-resolution image of the planet Mars.
- The general impression or reputation that a person, organization, or product presents to the public.
- He tries to project a tough image, but he is actually very kind.
- The new advertising campaign is designed to give the brand a fresh, modern image.
- The company is working hard to improve its public image after the scandal.
- A mental picture or idea of someone or something.
- I have a clear image in my mind of what my dream house should look like.
- The book creates a vivid image of life in a small fishing village.
- The smell of fresh bread brought back an image of her grandmother's kitchen.
- A copy or likeness of something; a representation in art or literature.
- The statue is a perfect image of the ancient king.
- The mirror reflected her image back at her.
- The poet uses the image of a rose to symbolize love.
verb
- To form a mental picture or idea of something; to imagine.
- It is hard to image a world without the internet.
- He imaged himself winning the race and crossing the finish line first.
- She tried to image what life would be like on another planet.
- To create a visual representation of something, especially using technology.
- The satellite can image the entire surface of the Earth in high detail.
- Doctors use MRI scanners to image the inside of the human body.
- The telescope was able to image a distant galaxy for the first time.