Definition
Definition of visualising - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
imaginationRare UK related to forming mental imagesRare UK
- The visualising techniques helped in understanding the concept.
- Her visualising skills were impressive in art class.
- The visualising process was crucial for the project.
Origin of visualising
Latin, visus (sight) + -ize (to make)
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- French:conceptuel, ...
- German:visualisierend, ...
- Italian:visualizzante, ...
- Spanish:de visualización, ...
- Portuguese:imaginativo, ...
- Chinese:想象的, ...
- Japanese:イメージ化する, ...
- Arabic:تَخَيُّلِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְחַשֵּׁף דִּימוּיִים מֶנְטָלִיִים, ...
- Russian:визуализирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:візуалізаційний, ...
- Hindi:मानसिक छवियाँ बनाने की, ...
Definition of visualise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
imagineRare UK form a mental picture of something abstractRare UK
- She visualised her success before the competition.
2.
render visibleTECH. UK make visible to the eyeTECH. UK
- The artist visualised the abstract concept in his painting.
Origin of visualise
Latin, visus (sight) + -alise (to make)
Examples of visualise in a sentence
They visualised a peaceful future for their children. He could visualise the solution to the problem. They visualised their dream home before building it.
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- French:visualiser, rendre visible, ...
- German:sich vorstellen, sichtbar machen, ...
- Italian:visualizzare, raffigurare, ...
- Spanish:visualizar, representar, ...
- Portuguese:imaginar, tornar visível, ...
- Chinese:想象, 使可见, ...
- Japanese:心に描く, 可視化する, ...
- Arabic:تَخَيَّلَ, جَسَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְדַמְיֵן, לְהַצִּיג, ...
- Russian:представить, сделать видимым, ...
- Ukrainian:уявити, зробити видимим, ...
- Hindi:कल्पना करना, दृश्यमान बनाना, ...
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