imagery in Japanese
imagery in Japanese is 画像 — imagery means pictures or visual representations considered as a group, especially photos or scans.
imagery in Japanese
画像
Pronounced: gazō
Images in general, or en masse.
What does "imagery" mean?
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noun Pictures or visual representations considered as a group, especially photos or scans.
"The news report included satellite imagery of the flooding."
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noun Descriptive language in writing or speech that creates vivid mental pictures.
"The poem is full of imagery about the changing seasons."
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imagery in a sentence
- The news report included satellite imagery of the flooding.
- The poem is full of imagery about the changing seasons.
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What is "imagery" in Japanese?
"imagery" in Japanese is 画像. imagery means: Pictures or visual representations considered as a group, especially photos or scans.
How do you pronounce 画像?
"imagery" in Japanese is 画像, pronounced "gazō".
How do you use "imagery" in a sentence?
Example: "The news report included satellite imagery of the flooding." In Japanese, "imagery" is 画像.
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