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

visual /vizhˈū-əl or vizˈū-əl/

adjective

Of or relating to sight

Concerned with seeing, or (figurative) with mental vision

Attained by, or received through, sight, now often as contrasted with a mechanical or other means of observation

Of the nature of, or conveying, a mental vision

Visible, having visibility

Optic, as in visual axis (see optic axis under optic)

Of the eye (poetic)

(of beams) coming from the eye (obsolete)

noun

Something visible

A rough sketch of the layout of an advertisement or design

(often in pl) a drawing, piece of film, etc, as distinct from the words or sound accompanying it

ORIGIN: LL vīsuālis, from L vīsus sight

visˈualist noun

A visualizer

A visile

visualˈity noun (Carlyle)

The quality or state of being visible to the mind

A mental picture

visualīzāˈtion or visualīsāˈtion noun

The act or process of visualizing, often used in distant healing

visˈualize or visˈualise transitive verb

intransitive verb

visˈualīzer or visˈualīser noun

visˈually adverb

visual acuity noun

The spatial resolving power of the eye

visual aid noun

A picture, photograph, film, diagram, etc, used as an aid to teaching

visual arts plural noun

Painting, sculpture, films, etc as opposed to literature, music, etc

Visual Basic noun (computing)

A form of the programming language BASIC, widely used in creating graphics and software (abbrev VB)

visual display unit noun (computing)

An older name for a cathode-ray tube which displays data, entered by keyboard or light pen, from a computer's memory (abbrev VDU)

visual field see under field

visually challenged adjective

(in politically correct language) blind

visual purple see under purple