mirror

US /ˈmɪrɚ/

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UK /'mɪrə(r)/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Thing with glass surface used to look at yourself

Angela looked at her face in the little mirror

v.t.Transitive VerbTo reflect (an image)

The parrots mirror the movements of their owner

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)An accurate impression or picture of something

He is the mirror of his father

v.t.Transitive VerbTo have similar qualities to something else

The shapes of the flowers mirror the shapes of the roof

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Something that reflects or represents something else.

The report is a mirror of the company's current problems.

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A duplicate copy of data or a website on a different server.

Download the software from a mirror site.

v.t.Transitive VerbTo create a duplicate copy of data or a website on a different server.

The server mirrors the data to a backup location.

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So these anthropologists thought that was very interesting because it seemed to mirror
So these anthropologists thought that was very interesting because it seemed to mirror

06:01

Topic: Concave mirror.
Topic: Concave mirror.
The surface of the spoon which is curved inwards acts like a concave mirror.
The surface of the spoon which is curved inwards acts like a concave mirror.

07:22

I can see myself in the mirror because of reflection of light.
I can see myself in the mirror because of reflection of light.
When light from our body falls on a shiny, polished surface like a mirror.
When light from our body falls on a shiny, polished surface like a mirror.

11:28

No no no no. Night it said it's a mirror.
No no no no. Night it said it's a mirror.
It's like a mirror. It's like a mirror
It's like a mirror. It's like a mirror

08:15

The mirror and hedge mazes cost a bit extra.
The mirror and hedge mazes cost a bit extra.

04:40

"Okay, so I fixed the left tail-light, the broken mirror, and the crack in the windscreen. The brakes still don't work, but I think you're good to go."
"Okay, so I fixed the left tail-light, the broken mirror, and the crack in the windscreen. The brakes still don't work, but I think you're good to go."

06:49

That's because that's not really a mirror, and this reflection of Hamilton isn't actually her.
That's because that's not really a mirror, and this reflection of Hamilton isn't actually her.
Filmmakers have mastered the art of hiding their cameras from a mirror, using visual trickery and precise cameras and choreography.
Filmmakers have mastered the art of hiding their cameras from a mirror, using visual trickery and precise cameras and choreography.

09:12

They know how to look in the mirror to spot what needs work, allowing them to reflect
They know how to look in the mirror to spot what needs work, allowing them to reflect

07:02

so the reflection of the camera on the rear mirror
so the reflection of the camera on the rear mirror
you could see on the mirror,
you could see on the mirror,

06:55

If someone crashes their car, and you tear the rearview mirror out of the smoldering wreckage, you don't get to keep it. That would be stealing, and also, like... weird behavior.
If someone crashes their car, and you tear the rearview mirror out of the smoldering wreckage, you don't get to keep it. That would be stealing, and also, like... weird behavior.