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Definition of pictured - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
depictedrepresented by a picture or image
- The brochure showed a pictured landscape of the resort.
2.
imaginedseen in the mind as a mental image
- She had a clearly pictured idea of her dream house.
Origin of pictured
Latin, pictura (painting)
Terms with pictured included in their meaning
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jack in the clubs suit, lowest pictured rank within that suit
photography
model pictured across a magazine's central double-page spread
Examples of pictured in a sentence
In the book, there was a pictured map of the ancient city. He had a pictured scenario of the event in his mind. The artist's pictured landscapes were vivid and detailed.
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- French:illustré, imaginé, ...
- German:abgebildet, vorgestellt, ...
- Italian:raffigurato, immaginato, ...
- Spanish:fotografiado, imaginado, ...
- Portuguese:ilustrado, imaginado, ...
- Chinese:图示的, 想象中的, ...
- Japanese:描かれた, 心に描かれた, ...
- Arabic:مُصَوَّر, مُتَخَيَّل, ...
- Hebrew:מְתֻאָר בְּתְּמוּנָה, מְדוּמְיָן, ...
- Russian:изображенный, представленный, ...
- Ukrainian:зображений, уявлений, ...
- Hindi:चित्रित, कल्पना की गई, ...
Definition of picture - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
photographyphotograph or printed image
- He took a picture of the sunset.
2.
artvisual representation on a surface
- She hung a picture on the wall.
3.
cinemaUS story told through moving images shown on screenUS
- We watched a picture at the theater.
4.
tvtelevision screen image
- The picture on the TV was clear.
5.
imaginationmental image or impression
- I have a picture of the house in my mind.
6.
contextsituation or set of circumstances
- The report gives a detailed picture of the current economy.
Verb
1.
imagineform a mental image of something
- She pictured herself relaxing on a beach..
2.
describe vividlydescribe or depict something vividly
- The author pictured the landscape beautifully in the novel.
3.
artcreate a visual representation of something
- She pictured the scene in her sketchbook.
Images of picture
photograph or printed image 
visual representation on a surface 
story told through moving images shown on screen
Expressions with picture
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overall understanding of a situation or concept
She always focuses on the big picture in meetings.
general understanding of a situation beyond the details
Try to look at the bigger picture before deciding.
overall perspective including all factors
Considering the broader picture, the decision makes sense.
frame for displaying a picture
The picture box on the wall held a family portrait.
visible in a photograph or image
Everyone in the picture is smiling.
create an image using paint
She loves to paint a picture of landscapes.
an image shows more than a long explanation
A picture is worth a thousand words in this presentation.
understand a situation or concept clearly
After the explanation, I finally get the picture.
no longer relevant or important
With the old manager out of the picture, the team can start fresh.
describe something in a detailed way
She painted a clear picture of the situation during the meeting.
describe a situation in a negative way
The report paints a gloomy picture of the economy.
describe something in a way that makes it seem good
She painted a positive picture of the company's future.
describe something in a way that makes it seem frightening
The news report painted a scary picture of the economic future.
describe a situation causing concern
The report paints a worrying picture of the economic future.
describe something in a positive way
She painted an attractive picture of the new project to the investors.
someone who looks very healthy
After the treatment, she was the picture of health.
consider all aspects of a situation
To solve this problem, you need to see the big picture.
consider whole situation instead of only small parts
We need to look at the big picture before cutting costs.
describe something accurately and vividly
The report paints a realistic picture of the current economic situation.
create a mental image through detailed description
The author paints a word picture of the bustling market.
describe something in a way that motivates
The speaker painted an inspiring picture of the company's future.
a single image expresses complex ideas or emotions
The photograph of the disaster scene showed that a picture paints a thousand words.
form an understanding by gathering information
She tried to build a picture of his personality.
extremely attractive or charming like a beautiful picture
The baby looked cute as a picture in her new dress.
Origin of picture
Latin, pictura (painting)
Examples of picture in a sentence
The gallery displayed a picture of the artist. The gallery displayed a picture of the serene landscape. He admired the picture of the historical battle scene. The director's latest picture received rave reviews. They are filming a new picture in the city. The picture froze during the broadcast.
We adjusted the antenna to improve the picture. She formed a picture of the scene in her mind. His words painted a vivid picture in my imagination. The picture of the political landscape is complex. Her story paints a vivid picture of life in the 1800s. He pictured a world without conflict. Can you picture living in that mansion? She pictured the scene with great detail. He pictured the future with optimism. He pictured the landscape vividly in his mind. The artist pictured the bustling city in her painting.
View all translations of picture
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- French:photo, imaginer, ...
- German:Foto, sich vorstellen, ...
- Italian:foto, immaginare, ...
- Spanish:foto, imaginar, ...
- Portuguese:fotografia, imaginar, ...
- Chinese:照片, 想象, ...
- Japanese:写真, 想像する, ...
- Arabic:صُورَة, تَصَوَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:תְּמוּנָה, לְדַמְיֵן, ...
- Russian:фотография, представлять, ...
- Ukrainian:фотографія, уявляти, ...
- Hindi:तस्वीर, कल्पना करना, ...
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