be able to visualize

Frequency: 8.025.1 per million words

Indicates the capacity or capability to form a mental image.

visualizeVERB + visualize

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be able to

Examples (10)

  • With a little imagination, she was able to visualize the finished painting.
  • A good chess player must be able to visualize several moves ahead.
  • After reading the description, I was clearly able to visualize the ancient city.
  • Many people find it hard to be able to visualize concepts without a diagram.
  • To solve the puzzle, you need to be able to visualize the pieces fitting together.
  • He wasn't able to visualize the abstract theory until the professor used an analogy.
  • Are you able to visualize the room with the new furniture?
  • Successful athletes often are able to visualize their performance before it happens.
  • It's crucial for engineers to be able to visualize potential structural issues.
  • Even without seeing it, she was able to visualize the beautiful sunset.