英语词汇“picture”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	picture
释义	Trends of picture View usage for: picture (pɪktʃəʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense pictures, present participle picturing, past tense, past participle pictured 1. countable noun A picture consists of lines and shapes which are drawn, painted, or printed on a surface and show a person, thing, or scene. A picture of Rory O'Moore hangs in the dining room at Kildangan. [+ of] ...drawing a small picture with coloured chalks. Synonyms: representation, drawing, painting, portrait More Synonyms of picture 2. countable noun A picture is a photograph. The tourists have nothing to do but take pictures of each other. [+ of] The Observer carries a big front-page picture of rioters in a litter-strewn street. 3. countable noun [usually plural] Television pictures are the scenes which you see on a television screen. ...heartrending television pictures of human suffering. [+ of] 4. verb [usually passive] To be pictured somewhere, for example in a newspaper or magazine, means to appear in a photograph or picture. The golfer is pictured on many of the front pages, kissing his trophy as he holdsit aloft. [be VERB-ed] ...a woman who claimed she had been pictured dancing with a celebrity in Stringfellowsnightclub. [be V-ed v-ing] The rattan and wrought-iron chair pictured here costs £125. [VERB-ed] 5. countable noun You can refer to a film as a picture. Warner Communications Inc. has refused to distribute the picture in the United States. ...a director of epic action pictures. Synonyms: film, movie [US, informal], flick [slang], feature film More Synonyms of picture 6. plural noun If you go to the pictures, you go to a cinema to see a film. [British, old-fashioned] We're going to the pictures tonight. I'd rather see it at the pictures than on TV anyway. regional note: in AM, use the movies 7. countable noun If you have a picture of something in your mind, you have a clear idea or memory of it in your mind as if you were actually seeing it. They have in their mind a picture of what a police officer should look like. We are just trying to get our picture of the whole afternoon straight. [+ of] I tried to put the picture from my mind. Synonyms: idea, vision, concept, impression More Synonyms of picture 8. verb If you picture something in your mind, you think of it and have such a clear memory or idea of it that you seem to be able to see it. He pictured her with long black braided hair. [VERB noun preposition] I never would have pictured this as her home. [VERB noun preposition] He pictured Claire sitting out in the car, waiting for him. [VERB noun verb-ing] She pictured herself working with animals. [V n -ing] I tried to picture the place, but could not. [VERB noun] [Also V n adj] Synonyms: imagine, see, envision, visualize More Synonyms of picture 9. countable noun [usually singular] A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. I'll try and give you a better picture of what the boys do. [+ of] Her book paints a bleak picture of the problems women now face. From the files that have now been released, a truer picture emerges. Synonyms: description, impression, explanation, report More Synonyms of picture 10. singular noun When you refer to the picture in a particular place, you are referring to the situation there. But as with other charitable bodies, these figures mask the true picture. It's a similar picture across the border in Ethiopia. Synonyms: situation, case, set of circumstances, scenario More Synonyms of picture 11. See get the picture 12. See in the picture/out of the picture 13. See a picture of sth/the picture of sth 14. See put sb in the picture More Synonyms of picture picture in British English (ˈpɪktʃə) noun 1. a. a visual representation of something, such as a person or scene, produced on a surface, as in a photograph, painting, etc b. (as modifier) picture gallery picture postcard ▶ Related adjective: pictorial 2. a mental image or impression a clear picture of events 3. a verbal description, esp one that is vivid 4. a situation considered as an observable scene the political picture 5. a person or thing that bears a close resemblance to another he was the picture of his father 6. a person, scene, etc, considered as typifying a particular state or quality the picture of despair 7. a beautiful person or scene you'll look a picture 8. a complete image on a television screen, comprising two interlaced fields 9. a. a motion picture; film b. (as modifier) picture theatre 10. the pictures 11. another name for tableau vivant 12. get the picture 13. in the picture verb (transitive) 14. to visualize or imagine 15. to describe or depict, esp vividly 16. (often passive) to put in a picture or make a picture of they were pictured sitting on the rocks Word origin C15: from Latin pictūra painting, from pingere to paint picture in American English (ˈpɪktʃər) noun 1. a. an image or likeness of an object, person, or scene produced on a flat surface, esp. by painting, drawing, or photography b. a printed reproduction of this 2. anything closely resembling or strikingly typifying something else; perfect likeness or image to be the picture of one's mother, the picture of health 3. anything regarded as having the compositional beauty of a painting or drawing 4. a mental image or impression; idea 5. a vivid or detailed description a picture of the times 6. all the facts or conditions of an event, collectively; situation 7. tableau 8. film (sense 5) 9. the image on a television screen verb transitiveWord forms: ˈpictured or ˈpicturing 10. to make a picture of by painting, drawing, photographing, etc. 11. to make visible; show clearly; reflect 12. to describe or explain 13. to form a mental picture or impression of; imagine Idioms: in (or out of) the picture Word origin ME pycture < L pictura < pictus, pp. of pingere, to paint More idioms containing picture get the picture in the picture keep someone in the picture out of the picture put someone in the picture COBUILD Collocations picture bleak picture bright picture broader picture complex picture draw pictures exclusive picture explicit picture full picture gloomy picture grim picture indecent picture mixed picture present a picture print a picture profile picture publish a picture see a picture send a picture share a picture shocking picture tweet a picture vivid picture wedding picture Examples of 'picture' in a sentence picture These examples have been automatically selected and may contain sensitive content.Read more… The football under his charge was not about painting pretty pictures. The Sun (2016) They are fitted with plush dining and bunk cars and have picture windows. Times, Sunday Times (2016) You only have to look at the pictures to see what the pitch looked like. The Sun (2016) Others too were now taking over the picture book trail that he had so memorably blazed. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Moreover, recent press pictures have depicted the good life enjoyed by some within prison. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It is ourselves, whether or not the picture appears to fit. Times, Sunday Times (2016) We expect to have a clearer picture of trading conditions at the beginning of November. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Try to picture the scene - literally. Times, Sunday Times (2016) So I ended up finding the real person behind the profile picture. The Sun (2017) It enables users to send picture and video messages that self-destruct within ten seconds, adding special effects and filters. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The beautiful pictures are something we love to look back on. The Sun (2013) Then picture in your mind the first step on that road. Times, Sunday Times (2007) You can picture the opening scene already. Times, Sunday Times (2007) We took hundreds of random pictures to see if the mysterious spheres might appear again. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Pictures and video from the front line timesonline. Times, Sunday Times (2009) For a selection of historic pictures go to our website at timesonline. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Members have profiles with a picture and description. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Which mythical couple is depicted in the picture? Times, Sunday Times (2015) Pictures appeared to show the sentence being carried out. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Yesterday the picture was rather more bleak. Times, Sunday Times (2013) We found a different picture when we actually talked with the pastors. Christianity Today (2000) They asked me to tell them some of my stories and allowed me to take pictures. Magnouloux, Bernard Travels with Rosinante (1990) When a patient comes to us we build up a complete picture. Steel, Elizabeth Coping With Sudden Hair Loss (1988) The interesting questions lie behind the big picture. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The stronger growth picture now emerging will also help. Times, Sunday Times (2013) This has left some economists to argue that it does not paint a true picture. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Then there was the picture of his car. The Sun (2012) He is a cultural celebrity and this picture counts as a piece of memorabilia. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The static set pieces would not be out of place in a picture gallery. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The macho action picture is back in the spotlight. Times, Sunday Times (2010) But the picture was there anyway. Times, Sunday Times (2014) This is a mirror image of the picture suggested by Labour. Times, Sunday Times (2014) On the trading front, the picture remains gloomy. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Quotations One picture is worth ten thousand wordsFrederick R. BarnardPrinters' Ink Every picture tells a story In other languages picture British English: picture /ˈpɪktʃə/ NOUN A picture consists of lines and shapes which are drawn, painted, or printed on a surface and show a person, thing, or scene. ...a small picture drawn with coloured chalk. American English: picture Arabic: صُورَة Brazilian Portuguese: quadro Chinese: 图画 Croatian: slika Czech: obraz Danish: billede Dutch: afbeelding European Spanish: imagen Finnish: kuva French: image German: Bild Greek: εικόνα Italian: immagine Japanese: 絵 Korean: 사진 Norwegian: bilde Polish: obraz zdjęcie European Portuguese: quadro Romanian: desen Russian: картина Latin American Spanish: imagen Swedish: bild Thai: รูปภาพ Turkish: resim Ukrainian: картина Vietnamese: tranh British English: picture VERB To be pictured somewhere, for example in a newspaper or magazine, means to appear in a photograph or picture. The golfer is pictured on many of the front pages, kissing his trophy as he holds it aloft. American English: picture Brazilian Portuguese: estampar Chinese: 登载照片在报纸、杂志上 European Spanish: aparecer en una foto French: représenter German: sich vorstellen Italian: raffigurare Japanese: 写真が載る Korean: 사진이나 그림에 등장하다 European Portuguese: estampar Latin American Spanish: aparecer en una foto Translate your text for free All related terms of 'picture' picture hat a decorated hat with a very wide brim , esp as worn by women in paintings by Gainsborough and Reynolds bleak picture A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. full picture A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. grim picture A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. holy picture a picture of a person or thing that is of religious importance mixed picture A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. picture book A picture book is a book with a lot of pictures and not much writing . Many picture books are intended for children . picture card → face card picture desk the department at a magazine or newspaper publisher , that deals with photographs for the paper or magazine picture frame a frame for a photo , painting etc picture house a place designed for the exhibition of films picture phone a mobile phone that can take, send , and receive photographs picture plane the plane of a painting , drawing , or the like, that is in the extreme foreground of a picture , is coextensive with but not the same as the material surface of the work, is the point of visual contact between the viewer and the picture, and is conceived as a major structural element in the production of abstract or illusionistic forms picture rail A picture rail is a continuous narrow piece of wood which is fixed round a room just below the ceiling . Pictures can be hung from it using string and hooks . picture show A picture show is a film shown at a cinema . picture tube a cathode-ray tube in a TV receiver , monitor , etc., that produces visual images on its screen vivid picture A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. word picture a verbal description , esp a vivid one bright picture A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. broader picture A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. complex picture A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. gloomy picture A picture of something is a description of it or an indication of what it is like. living picture a representation of a scene, painting , sculpture , etc, by a person or group posed silent and motionless motion picture A motion picture is a film made for cinema. moving picture A moving picture is a film. picture editor someone whose job is to deal with the photographs and illustrations for a newspaper or magazine picture-framer a person or company whose job is to frame photographs , paintings etc picture-framing the job of framing photos , paintings etc picture gallery a room used for displaying paintings picture library A picture library is a collection of photographs that is held by a particular company or organization. Newspapers or publishers can pay to use the photographs in their publications. picture message A message is a piece of information or a request that you send to someone or leave for them when you cannot speak to them directly . picture palace a place designed for the exhibition of films picture-perfect perfect or flawless picture window A picture window is a window containing one large sheet of glass, so that people have a good view of what is outside. picture writing any writing system that uses pictographs profile picture A picture is a photograph . talking picture a film with a synchronized soundtrack wedding picture A picture is a photograph. picture-in-picture a feature of some television receivers and similar devices in which one programme is displayed on the full TV screen at the same time as one or more other programmes are displayed in inset windows exclusive picture A picture is a photograph . explicit picture A picture is a photograph . indecent picture A picture is a photograph. in the picture involved in the situation you are talking about picture messaging Picture messaging is the sending of photographs or pictures from one mobile phone to another. picture moulding the edge around a framed picture picture postcard A picture postcard is a postcard with a photograph of a place on it. People often buy picture postcards of places they visit when on holiday. see a picture A picture is a photograph . send a picture A picture is a photograph . shocking picture A picture is a photograph . big picture, the a long-range or overall view or account of some complex matter Chinese translation of 'picture' picture (ˈpɪktʃəʳ) n (c) (= painting, drawing, print) 画(畫) (huà) (幅, fú) (= photograph) 照片 (zhàopiàn) (张(張), zhāng) (TV) 图(圖)像 (túxiàng) (= film, movie) 电(電)影 (diànyǐng) (部, bù) (fig) (= description) 描绘(繪) (miáohuì) (= situation) 局面 (júmiàn) vt (= imagine) 想象 (xiǎngxiàng) to have a picture of sth (mentally) 非常明白某事 (fēicháng míngbai mǒushì) to be pictured 登照片 (dēng zhàopiàn) to get the picture (inf) 了解情况(況) (liǎojiě qíngkuàng) to put sb in the picture 使某人非常了解情况(況) (shǐ mǒurén fēicháng liǎojiě qíngkuàng) to paint a vivid/gloomy/bleak etc picture (of sth) 描绘(繪)了(某事的)一副生动(動)/灰暗/凄(淒)凉(涼)等的景象 (miáohuìle (mǒushì de) yī fù shēngdòng/huī'àn/qīliáng děng de jǐngxiàng) to take a picture of sb/sth 给(給)某人/某物拍照 (gěi mǒurén/mǒuwù pāizhào) Derived Forms the pictures n pl (Brit) (inf, = the cinema) 电(電)影院 (diànyǐngyuàn) 美 = the movies All related terms of 'picture' motion picture 电(電)影 diànyǐng [ 部 bù ] picture messaging 彩信 cǎixìn to get the picture ( inf ) 了解情况(況) liǎojiě qíngkuàng to have a picture of sth ( mentally ) 非常明白某事 fēicháng míngbai mǒushì to put sb in the picture 使某人非常了解情况(況) shǐ mǒurén fēicháng liǎojiě qíngkuàng which picture do you want? 你要哪幅画(畫)？ nǐ yào nǎ fú huà? to take a picture of sb/sth 给(給)某人/某物拍照 gěi mǒurén/mǒuwù pāizhào to take a picture off the wall 把画(畫)像从(從)墙(牆)上取下来(來) bǎ huàxiàng cóng qiángshang qǔ xiàlái that picture is already spoken for ( reserved ) 那幅画(畫)已经(經)有人要了 nà fú huà yǐjīng yǒu rén yào le there's a picture over the fireplace 壁炉(爐)上挂(掛)着(著)一幅画(畫) bìlú shang guàzhe yī fú huà to paint a grim/gloomy/vivid picture of sth 将(將)某物描绘(繪)成一副凄(淒)凉(涼)/灰暗/生动(動)的景象 jiāng mǒuwù miáohuì chéng yī fù qīliáng/huī'àn/shēngdòng de jǐngxiàng to paint a vivid/gloomy/bleak etc picture (of sth) 描绘(繪)了(某事的)一副生动(動)/灰暗/凄(淒)凉(涼) 等的景象 miáohuìle (mǒushì de) yī fù shēngdòng/huī'àn/qīliáng děng de jǐngxiàng 1 (noun) in the sense of representation Definition a visual representation produced on a surface, such as in a photograph or painting drawing a small picture with coloured chalks Synonyms representation a life-like representation of Christ drawing She did a drawing of me. painting a large oil-painting of Queen Victoria portrait oversize portraits of royal ancestors image The polished stone bore the graven image of a snakebird. print Hogarth's famous series of prints illustration He made his illustrations of birds as he travelled in America. sketch a sketch of a soldier portrayal a near-monochrome portrayal of a wood infused with silvery light engraving likeness The museum displays wax likenesses of every U.S. president. effigy An effigy was being burned in the town square. delineation His razor-sharp delineation of ordinary life. similitude avatar 2 (noun) in the sense of photograph Definition a visual representation produced on a surface, such as in a photograph or painting I saw his picture in the paper. Synonyms photograph He wants to take some photographs of the house. photo still shot She received praise for the monochrome shots in the film. selfie (informal) image All people want to see is an image on the TV screen. print a black and white print of the children frame slide snap a snap my mother took last year exposure portrait snapshot transparency The first colour photo was a transparency of a tartan ribbon. enlargement JPEG thumbnail 3 (noun) in the sense of film Definition a cinema film a director of epic pictures Synonyms film He appeared in the star role of the film. movie (US, informal) That was the first movie he ever made. flick (slang) feature film motion picture It was there that I saw my first motion picture. 4 (noun) in the sense of idea Definition a mental image I'm trying to get a picture of what kind of person you are. Synonyms idea Some of his ideas about democracy are entirely his own. vision I have a vision of a society free of exploitation and injustice. concept She added that the concept of arranged marriages is misunderstood in the west. impression My impression is that they are totally out of control. notion the notion that musical ability is present from birth He has a realistic notion of his capabilities. visualization mental picture mental image 5 (noun) in the sense of description Definition a description or account of a situation considered as an observable scene I want to give you a clear picture of what we are trying to do. Synonyms description He gave a description of the surgery he was about to perform. impression explanation his lucid explanation of the mysteries of cricket report a full report of what happened here tonight account I gave a detailed account of what had happened that night. image The words `Côte d'Azur' conjure up images of sun, sea and sand. sketch depiction The vase has a depiction of a man playing a lyre. re-creation 6 (noun) in the sense of situation It's a similar picture across the border in Ethiopia. Synonyms situation We are in a difficult financial situation. case In extreme cases, insurance companies can prosecute for fraud. set of circumstances scenario That apocalyptic scenario cannot be ruled out. equation plight the plight of Third World countries plagued by debts state of affairs This state of affairs cannot continue for too long. kettle of fish (informal) 7 (noun) in the sense of personification Definition a person or scene typifying a particular state Six years after the operation, he remains a picture of health. Synonyms personification Janis Joplin was the personification of the '60s female rock singer. model a model of good manners embodiment A baby is the embodiment of vulnerability. soul With such celebrated clients, she necessarily remains the soul of discretion. essence Some claim that Ireland's very essence is expressed through its language. archetype He is the archetype of the successful businessman. epitome The countess was the epitome of sophistication. perfect example exemplar They viewed their new building as an exemplar of taste. quintessence He was the quintessence of all Eva most deeply loathed. living example avatar 8 (noun) in the sense of double Definition a person or thing resembling another He is the picture of his father. Synonyms double Your mother sees you as her double. image The boy is the image of his father. copy Always keep a copy of everything in your own files. twin the twin of the chair she had at the cottage spit (informal, mainly British) replica The child was a replica of her mother. duplicate Enclosed is a duplicate of the invoice we sent you last month. lookalike a Marilyn Monroe lookalike likeness ringer (slang) spitting image (informal) Nina is the spitting image her mother. dead ringer (slang) carbon copy living image spit and image (informal) avatar 1 (verb) in the sense of imagine Definition to visualize or imagine She pictured herself working with animals. Synonyms imagine He could not imagine a more peaceful scene. see We can see a day when all people live side by side. envision trying to envision the outcome of his actions visualize He could not visualize her as a child. conceive of fantasize about conjure up an image of see in the mind's eye 2 (verb) in the sense of represent Definition to describe or depict vividly The goddess Demeter is pictured holding an ear of wheat. Synonyms represent The cartoonist represents him as an old man in a dressing gown. show describe Even his allies describe him as forceful, aggressive and determined. draw Draw a rough design for a logo. paint He was painting a portrait of his father. illustrate portray the landscape as portrayed by painters such as Poussin sketch I sketched the scene with my pen and paper. render a powerful, bizarre, and beautifully rendered story depict a gallery of pictures depicting famous battles delineate The relationship between Church and State was delineated in a formal agreement. 3 (verb) in the sense of show Definition to put in a picture or make a picture of Betty is pictured here with her award. Synonyms show photograph I hate being photographed. capture on film idioms See get the picture See put someone in the picture related words related adjective pictorial Quotation One picture is worth ten thousand words [Frederick R. Barnard – Printers' Ink] proverb Every picture tells a story Additional synonyms in the sense of account Definition a report or description I gave a detailed account of what had happened that night. Synonyms description, report, record, story, history, detail, statement, relation, version, tale, explanation, narrative, chronicle, portrayal, recital, depiction, narration in the sense of archetype Definition an original model He is the archetype of the successful businessman. Synonyms prime example, standard, model, original, pattern, classic, ideal, norm, form, prototype, paradigm, exemplar in the sense of case Definition a specific condition or state of affairs In extreme cases, insurance companies can prosecute for fraud. Synonyms situation, event, circumstance(s), state, position, condition, context, dilemma, plight, contingency, predicament Synonyms of 'picture' picture Explore 'picture' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of concept Definition an abstract or general idea She added that the concept of arranged marriages is misunderstood in the west. Synonyms idea, view, image, theory, impression, notion, conception, hypothesis, abstraction, conceptualization in the sense of copy Definition a thing made to look exactly like another Always keep a copy of everything in your own files. Synonyms reproduction, duplicate, photocopy, carbon copy (old-fashioned), image, print, fax (old-fashioned), representation, fake, replica, imitation, forgery, counterfeit, Xerox (old-fashioned), transcription, likeness, replication, facsimile, Photostat (old-fashioned) in the sense of delineate Definition to describe in words The relationship between Church and State was delineated in a formal agreement. Synonyms outline, describe, draw, picture, paint, chart, trace, portray, sketch, render, depict, characterize, map out in the sense of delineation His razor-sharp delineation of ordinary life. Synonyms outline, description, account, drawing, picture, chart, tracing, portrait, representation, diagram, portrayal, depiction in the sense of depict Definition to represent by drawing, painting, etc. a gallery of pictures depicting famous battles Synonyms illustrate, portray, picture, paint, outline, draw, sketch, render, reproduce, sculpt, delineate, limn in the sense of depiction The vase has a depiction of a man playing a lyre. Synonyms picture, drawing, image, outline, illustration, sketch, likeness, delineation in the sense of describe Definition to give an account of (something or someone) in words Even his allies describe him as forceful, aggressive and determined. Synonyms portray, depict, characterize, call, paint, brand, define, dub, sketch in the sense of draw Definition to sketch (a picture, pattern, or diagram) with a pen or pencil Draw a rough design for a logo. Synonyms sketch, design, outline, trace, portray, paint, depict, mark out, map out, delineate, do drawings in the sense of drawing Definition a picture or plan made by means of lines on a surface She did a drawing of me. Synonyms picture, illustration, representation, cartoon, sketch, portrayal, depiction, study, outline, delineation in the sense of duplicate Definition an exact copy Enclosed is a duplicate of the invoice we sent you last month. Synonyms photocopy, copy, reproduction, replica, Xerox (old-fashioned), carbon copy, Photostat (old-fashioned) Additional synonyms in the sense of effigy Definition a crude representation of someone, used as a focus for contempt An effigy was being burned in the town square. Synonyms likeness, figure, image, model, guy, carving, representation, statue, icon, idol, dummy, statuette in the sense of embodiment A baby is the embodiment of vulnerability. Synonyms personification, example, model, type, ideal, expression, symbol, representation, manifestation, realization, incarnation, paradigm, epitome, incorporation, paragon, perfect example, exemplar, quintessence, actualization, exemplification, reification, avatar in the sense of envision trying to envision the outcome of his actions Synonyms conceive of, expect, imagine, predict, anticipate, see, contemplate, envisage, foresee, visualize in the sense of epitome Definition a person or thing that is a typical example of a characteristic or class The countess was the epitome of sophistication. Synonyms personification, essence, embodiment, type, representation, norm, archetype, exemplar, typical example, quintessence in the sense of essence Definition the most important and distinctive feature of something, which determines its identity Some claim that Ireland's very essence is expressed through its language. Synonyms fundamental nature, nature, being, life, meaning, heart, spirit, principle, soul, core, substance, significance, entity, bottom line, essential part, kernel, crux, lifeblood, pith, quintessence, basic characteristic, quiddity in the sense of exemplar Definition a person or thing to be copied They viewed their new building as an exemplar of taste. Synonyms model, example, standard, ideal, criterion, paradigm, epitome, paragon in the sense of explanation Definition a detailed account or description his lucid explanation of the mysteries of cricket Synonyms description, report, definition, demonstration, teaching, resolution, interpretation, illustration, clarification, exposition, simplification, explication, elucidation in the sense of illustration Definition a picture or diagram used to explain or decorate a text He made his illustrations of birds as he travelled in America. Synonyms picture, drawing, painting, image, print, plate, figure, portrait, representation, sketch, decoration, portrayal, likeness, adornment in the sense of image Definition a representation of a person or thing in a work of art or literature The polished stone bore the graven image of a snakebird. Synonyms figure, idol, icon, fetish, talisman, statue, effigy, avatar in the sense of image Definition an optical reproduction of an object, formed by the lens of an eye or camera, or by a mirror All people want to see is an image on the TV screen. Synonyms picture, photo, photograph, representation, reproduction, snapshot, TIFF, JPEG, avatar, thumbnail Additional synonyms in the sense of image Definition a mental picture of someone or something produced by the imagination or memory The words `Côte d'Azur' conjure up images of sun, sea and sand. Synonyms thought, idea, vision, concept, impression, perception, conception, mental picture, conceptualization in the sense of image Definition a person or thing that resembles another closely The boy is the image of his father. Synonyms replica, copy, reproduction, counterpart, spit (informal, British), clone, facsimile, spitting image (informal), similitude, Doppelgänger, (dead) ringer (slang), double, chip off the old block (informal) in the sense of impression Definition a vague idea or belief My impression is that they are totally out of control. Synonyms idea, feeling, thought, sense, opinion, view, assessment, judgment, reaction, belief, concept, fancy, notion, conviction, suspicion, hunch, apprehension, inkling, funny feeling (informal) in the sense of likeness Definition portrait The museum displays wax likenesses of every U.S. president. Synonyms portrait, study, picture, model, image, photograph, copy, counterpart, representation, reproduction, replica, depiction, facsimile, effigy, delineation in the sense of lookalike Definition a person or thing that is the double of another, often well-known, person or thing a Marilyn Monroe lookalike Synonyms double, twin, clone, replica, spit (informal, British), ringer (slang), spitting image (informal), dead ringer (slang), living image, exact match, spit and image (informal) in the sense of model Definition an outstanding example of its kind a model of good manners Synonyms paragon, ideal, embodiment, epitome, perfect example, personification, acme, nonpareil, perfect specimen, beau idéal in the sense of motion picture Definition a film It was there that I saw my first motion picture. Synonyms picture, film (British), movie (US), flick (informal) in the sense of movie Definition a cinema film That was the first movie he ever made. Synonyms film, picture, feature, flick (slang, old-fashioned), motion picture (formal), moving picture (US), MP4, MPEG in the sense of notion Definition an idea or opinion the notion that musical ability is present from birthHe has a realistic notion of his capabilities. Synonyms idea, view, opinion, belief, concept, impression, judgment, sentiment, conception, apprehension, inkling, mental image or picture, picture in the sense of paint Definition to apply paint to paper or canvas to make a picture of He was painting a portrait of his father. Synonyms depict, draw, portray, figure, picture, represent, sketch, delineate, catch a likeness Additional synonyms in the sense of painting Definition a picture produced by using paint a large oil-painting of Queen Victoria Synonyms picture, portrait, sketch, representation, illustration, image, work of art in the sense of plight Definition a dangerous or difficult situation the plight of Third World countries plagued by debts Synonyms difficulty, condition, state, situation, trouble, circumstances, dilemma, straits, predicament, extremity, perplexity in the sense of portrait Definition a painting, drawing, or photograph of a person, often only of the face oversize portraits of royal ancestors Synonyms picture, painting, image, photograph, representation, sketch, likeness, portraiture in the sense of portray Definition to describe or represent (someone) by artistic means, such as in writing or on film the landscape as portrayed by painters such as Poussin Synonyms represent, draw, paint, illustrate, sketch, figure, picture, render, depict, delineate in the sense of portrayal a near-monochrome portrayal of a wood infused with silvery light Synonyms depiction, picture, representation, sketch, rendering, delineation in the sense of print Definition a picture printed from an engraved plate or wood block Hogarth's famous series of prints Synonyms picture, plate, etching, engraving, lithograph, woodcut, linocut in the sense of print Definition a photograph produced from a negative a black and white print of the children Synonyms photograph, photo, snap in the sense of quintessence Definition the perfect representation of a quality or state He was the quintessence of all Eva most deeply loathed. Synonyms epitome, representation, embodiment, type, essence, archetype, exemplar, typical example, personification in the sense of render Definition to represent in painting, music, or acting a powerful, bizarre, and beautifully rendered story Synonyms represent, interpret, portray, depict, do, give, play, act, present, perform in the sense of replica Definition an exact copy The child was a replica of her mother. Synonyms duplicate, copy, clone, spitting image, dead ringer, carbon copy Additional synonyms in the sense of report Definition an account of the discussions of a committee or other group of people a full report of what happened here tonight Synonyms account, record, detail, note, statement, relation, version, communication, tale, description, declaration, narrative, summary, recital in the sense of scenario Definition an imagined sequence of future events That apocalyptic scenario cannot be ruled out. Synonyms situation, sequence of events, chain of events, course of events, series of developments in the sense of see Definition to foresee We can see a day when all people live side by side. Synonyms foresee, picture, imagine, anticipate, divine, envisage, visualize, foretell in the sense of shot Definition a single photograph She received praise for the monochrome shots in the film. Synonyms photograph, photo, picture, still, print, slide, snap, proof, snapshot, transparency in the sense of sketch Definition a quick rough drawing a sketch of a soldier Synonyms drawing, design, representation, draft, delineation in the sense of sketch Definition to make a quick rough drawing (of) I sketched the scene with my pen and paper. Synonyms draw, paint, outline, represent, draft, portray, depict, delineate, rough out in the sense of snap Definition an informal photograph taken with a simple camera a snap my mother took last year Synonyms photograph, photo, picture, shot, print, slide, snapshot in the sense of soul Definition a person regarded as a good example of some quality With such celebrated clients, she necessarily remains the soul of discretion. Synonyms embodiment, essence, incarnation, epitome, personification, quintessence, type in the sense of spitting image Definition a person who looks very like someone else Nina is the spitting image her mother. Synonyms double, lookalike, (dead) ringer (slang), picture, spit (informal, British), clone, replica, likeness, living image, spit and image (informal) in the sense of state of affairs Definition circumstances or condition This state of affairs cannot continue for too long. Synonyms situation, state, circumstances, scenario, equation, plight, status quo Additional synonyms in the sense of transparency Definition a positive photograph on transparent film, usually mounted in a frame or between glass plates, which can be viewed with the use of a slide projector The first colour photo was a transparency of a tartan ribbon. Synonyms photograph, slide, exposure, photo, picture, image, print, plate, still in the sense of twin Definition one of a pair of people or things that are identical or very similar the twin of the chair she had at the cottage Synonyms double, counterpart, mate, match, fellow, clone, duplicate, lookalike, likeness, ringer (slang), corollary in the sense of vision Definition a vivid mental image produced by the imagination I have a vision of a society free of exploitation and injustice. Synonyms image, idea, dream, plans, hopes, prospect, ideal, concept, fancy, fantasy, conception, delusion, daydream, reverie, flight of fancy, mental picture, pipe dream, imago, castle in the air, fanciful notion in the sense of visualize Definition to form a mental image of (something not at that moment visible) He could not visualize her as a child. Synonyms picture, imagine, think about, envisage, contemplate, conceive of, see in the mind's eye, conjure up a mental picture of
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