image
noun [C] (PICTURE) /ˈɪm.ɪdʒ/Definition
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B2 any picture, especially one formed by a mirror or a lens: television images of starving children The image you see in the mirror.Optics, microscopy and lasersEyesight, glasses and lensesPictures
(Definition of image noun (PICTURE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- binoculars noun
- dispersion noun
- electron microscope noun
- eyepiece noun
- field glasses noun
- focal point noun (SCIENCE)
- focus noun (SCIENCE)
- lens noun (GLASS)
- magnifying glass noun
- opera glasses noun
- optics noun
- Polaroid noun (GLASSES)
- power noun (IMAGE SIZE)
- powerful adjective (IMAGE SIZE)
- reflection noun (IMAGE)
- refract verb
- resolution noun (DETAIL)
- slide noun (GLASS)
- telescope noun
- transparency noun (SEE THROUGH)
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