visualise

A verb used to indicate the act of forming a mental image of something or imagining it in the mind.

• 🇩🇪Verb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, sich etwas bildlich oder geistig vorzustellen oder einen mentalen Eindruck von etwas zu erzeugen.

1. Form a mental image B2 formal

   To form a mental picture of something that is invisible or abstract.

   • She tried to visualise the solution to the complex problem.
   • The architect visualised the building before drawing the plans.
   • He could visualise the scene perfectly in his mind.

   🇩🇪Visualisieren

   Synonyme: conceiveconjure updreamenvisageenvisionfancyimaginepicture

2. Imagine or conceive B2 formal

   To imagine or conceive of something; to see in one's mind.

   • Visualise yourself succeeding in the interview.
   • The author visualised the characters before writing the story.
   • Can you visualise a world without technology?

   🇩🇪Sich vorstellen

   Synonyme: conceivedreamenvisageenvisionfancyimaginepicturesee

3. Make visible C1 formal

   To make something visible or apparent.

   • The experiment helped visualise the chemical reaction.
   • The software can visualise data in real-time.
   • The artist's work visualises the concept of time.

   🇩🇪Sichtbar machen

   Synonyme: disclosedisplayexhibitexposemanifestmaterializerevealshow

   Antonyme: concealhidemaskobscureveil

4. View by X-ray C1 formal

   To view the outline of something by means of an X-ray.

   • The doctor visualised the fracture using an X-ray.
   • The technician visualised the patient's lungs for abnormalities.
   • X-rays are used to visualise the internal structure of the body.

   🇩🇪Mit Röntgen sichtbar machen

• visualised past participle
• visualized past participle
• visualised past simple
• visualized past simple
• visualising present participle
• visualizing present participle
• visualises third person singular
• visualizes third person singular