Translation
to imagine, picture
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Examples
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Imagine that you are a king!
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I cannot imagine such a world.
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She imagined her future home.
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He imagined that somebody was calling him.
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Let us imagine a more beautiful life for everyone.
is transitive and happily takes either a noun or a whole clause. It gives for the faculty of imagination, for imaginary, and a for conceivable, which makes a useful piece of scorn. The trap is the English hedge: "I imagine so" is not but , because there you are guessing rather than picturing anything. Keep for the mental picture and let do the shrugging.
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Word family
Words built on imagi with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- neimageblaadjective
unimaginable
neimagi-ebl-: not able to be imagined
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 5, lesson 1: imagi, filino, loĝi and 6 more words.