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mirror

/ˈmɪrər/

noun

Ayna; yansıtıcı yüzey

A reflective surface, typically of glass coated with metal, that shows an image of whatever is in front of it.

  • She checked her appearance in the mirror before leaving.
  • The bathroom mirror was fogged up after the hot shower.
  • He adjusted the rearview mirror in his car.
  • The optical experiment required positioning a concave mirror to focus light beams at a precise focal point.
  • Archaeologists discovered a bronze mirror among the burial artifacts, suggesting the importance of personal grooming in ancient society.
  • Psychologists use a two-way mirror in observational studies to monitor participant behavior without causing reactivity effects.
verb

Yansıtmak; benzemek

To reflect or represent something accurately; to match or resemble closely.

  • His actions mirror his words perfectly.
  • The results mirror those found in previous studies.
  • Her expression mirrored the concern I was feeling.