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11imaginé — imaginé, ée (i ma ji né, née) part. passé d imaginer. 1° Représenté dans l esprit. • Quoi ! lâche, tu pourrais la perdre sans regret, Elle dont tu plaignais la perte imaginée !, CORN. Rod. IV, 6. 2° Dont on a eu l idée. Cela est fort bien… …
12imagine — (v.) mid 14c., to form a mental image of, from O.Fr. imaginer sculpt, carve, paint; decorate, embellish (13c.), from L. imaginari to form a mental picture to oneself, imagine (also, in L.L. imaginare to form an image of, represent ), from imago… …
13imagine — [v1] dream up, conceive brainstorm, build castles in air*, conceptualize, conjure up, cook up*, create, depict, devise, envisage, envision, fabricate, fancy, fantasize, fantasy, feature, figure, form, frame, harbor, image, invent, make up,… …
14imaginé — Imaginé, [imagin]ée. part. Il a les significations de son verbe. Cette chose n est pas bien imaginée. voilà qui est bien imaginé …
15imagine — I verb apprehend, assume, believe, compose, conceive, conclude, conjure, conjure up, contrive, create, deduce, delineate, depict, devise, dream, envision, expect, fabricate, fancy, gather, guess, ideate, improvise, infer, invent, judge, make up,… …
16Imagine — fue publicado en 1971 y constituye el segundo álbum de John Lennon en solitario (dejando aparte su colaboración con la Plastic Ono Band de su esposa Yoko Ono). Tras la declaración de principios de su primer álbum de 1970 (cuya denominación, John… …
17imagine — e der.: v. immagine e der …
18imagine v — Imagine an imaginary menagerie manager imagining managing an imaginary menagerie …
19imagine — conceive, fancy, realize, envisage, envision, *think Analogous words: *invent, create: fabricate, form, fashion, shape, *make: *conjecture, surmise, guess …
20imagine — ► VERB 1) form a mental image or concept of. 2) believe (something unreal) to exist. 3) suppose or assume. DERIVATIVES imaginer noun. ORIGIN from Latin imaginare form an image of and imaginari picture to oneself , both from imago image …
