Image | Mean of image in English Dictionary

/ˈɪmɪʤ/

• Noun
• a picture that is produced by a camera, artist, mirror, etc.
1. She studied her image in the mirror.
2. The kids sat staring at the images on the TV screen.
3. painters capturing images of war
4. black-and-white images of the city
• a mental picture
1. I can't get the image (of the accident) out of my mind.
2. When you told the story I got this image (in my mind) of you as a child.
3. His poem evokes images of the sea and warm summer days.
• the idea that people have about someone or something
1. She is worried about what motherhood will do to her image [=reputation] as a rock star.
2. He is trying hard to improve/protect his image.
3. The law suit has negatively affected the company's public image.
4. a tarnished corporate image
5. a politician who cares more about image than about telling the truth

• the form or appearance of someone or something
1. “…God created man in his own image…” Genesis 1:27 (KJV)
• someone who looks very much like another person
1. He's the (very/living) image of his father. [=he looks like his father]
• someone who looks very much like a certain kind of person
1. She was the (very) image of a successful businesswoman.
• an interesting or memorable way of showing or describing something in a book, movie, etc.
1. The book contains many striking/startling images.
• a statue or picture that is made to look like a person or thing
1. Her image still hangs on their living room wall.
2. images carved in stone
3. religious images