image
1 of 2noun/ˈɪmɪdʒ/
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a representation of something, such as a person, object, or scene, created with a medium such as a photograph, painting, or drawing
A2Learn more on Wikipedia- She captured a stunning image of a mountain peak with her camera.
- The documentary included images of various endangered species in the wild.
- The magazine featured an image of a famous celebrity on its cover.
- The photographer exhibited a series of black and white images at the gallery.
- The website used vibrant images to showcase its products.
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a representation of a person, especially in sculpture
B2- The museum displayed an image of a Roman emperor.
- The temple contained images of various gods.
- The sculptor carved an image of the queen from marble.
- Many churches contain images of saints.
- The king commissioned an image of himself for the palace.
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the persona or outward facade an individual presents to others
- He maintained a confident image at work, hiding his doubts.
- The politician carefully cultivated a public image of integrity.
- Her cheerful image masked her inner anxiety.
- The actor's public image differed from his private life.
- Jung suggested that the image we present can influence our behavior.
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a standard or typical example that represents or exemplifies a particular category or concept
- The classic detective in a trench coat and fedora is an image of the genre’s archetypal sleuth.
- The sleek, modern design of the new office building is an image of contemporary architectural trends.
- The iconic photograph of the moon landing serves as an image of human achievement and space exploration.
- The logo of the company has become an image of quality and reliability in the consumer electronics market.
- Her stylish outfit at the event was an image of high fashion and elegance.
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language that conveys a mental picture or appeals to the senses
- The poem is full of vivid images of nature.
- The novelist uses rich imagery to describe the city streets.
- The speech created strong images of the battlefield.
- Figurative images can make abstract ideas more tangible.
- His writing evokes images of warmth and comfort.
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the general impression a person, organization, or product presents to the public
- The company worked hard to improve its public image.
- The politician's image suffered after the scandal.
- Celebrities often manage their image carefully.
- The brand cultivated an image of luxury and exclusivity.
- The athlete maintained an image of sportsmanship and fairness.
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the set of all output values of a function corresponding to its domain
- The image of the function f(x)= x² is all non-negative numbers.
- In linear algebra, the image of a matrix is the set of vectors it maps to.
- The teacher explained how to find the image of a function.
- Calculating the image helps understand the behavior of a function.
- The graph shows the image of the sine function.
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a person whose appearance strongly resembles that of a well-known figure, especially an actor
- The actor hired a lookalike as his image for publicity stunts.
- Fans noticed a street performer who was an image of the celebrity.
- The movie used images to replace the actor in dangerous scenes.
- She was a striking image of the late singer.
- The company used an image to represent the celebrity in ads.
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a mental perception resembling an external phenomenon