青年中文imago的意思
imago中文翻譯：
n.(Imago)人名；(西)伊馬戈
n.[昆]成蟲；無意識的意象
imagos───圖像
image───n.影像；想象；肖像；偶像；vt.想象；反映；象征；作…的像；n.(Image)人名；(法)伊馬熱
imagoes───n.[昆]成蟲；無意識的意象；n.(Imago)人名；(西)伊馬戈
imaged───想象；反映；象征（image的過去式和過去分詞）
imager───n.成像器，圖象機；電子圖像記錄器，錄像機
images───n.圖像；影像；肖像；想像（image的復數）；v.作……的像；描繪……的形象；幻想（image的第三人稱單數）
virago───n.潑婦；悍婦；有男子氣概的女子
subimago───n.亞成蟲
Iago───n.埃古（莎士比亞劇作《奧賽羅》中的反面人物）
The given method is a new and effective way in image processing of natural scenery imago.───本方法是實現自然景物圖象處理的一種有效的新方法。
Dream imago was formed in Sushi's special life experience.───夢幻意象是蘇軾在特殊的人生經歷中形成的。
This essay USES the theory of Gestalt Psychology, explaining the conception of imago in the view of field.───本文運用格式塔心理學的理論，從場的視角來闡釋意象的概念。
Since the imago concept is not the abstract from its essence, fire in traditional Chinese medicine has ample connotation.───由于意象性概念不是對事物本質的抽象，而是取象的結果，因此中醫學“火”的內涵十分豐富。
This thought also became the main imago of her wholly works and important thought to understand her works.───這一思想也成為貫穿她的整個創作的中心意象和理解她的創作的重要因素。
Poetic imago is the esthetic concept of appreciating poems, and is the support of poetic conception, affection and style.───詩歌意象是鑒賞詩歌的審美概念，也是詩歌意境、情思、風格的依托。
By means of Lacanian psychoanalysis, this paper seeks to clarify the term of imago and its relationship to image.───從拉岡的心理分析出發，本文試圖厘清影像和意像的關系。
Chinese literati always prefer to the Imago of "the set sun" , as an emotional symbol contains abundant cultural information.───“夕陽”意象作為飽含文化信息的情感符號，歷來為中國文人所偏愛。
discovers the relationship between imago vocabulary design elements by statistics analyzing.───通過統計分析，找到意象詞匯與設計元素的對應關系。
He imagines, wrongly, that she loves him.
A blind man who leans against a wall imagines that it's the boundary of the world.
He who imagines that he has knowledge enough has none.
She imagines that marriage to such a man would offer mental enrichment and the opportunity for good works.
Yoyo imagines herself in a jail cell.
Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.
Gilling's ability to teeter between fantasy and plausibility recalls Dickens.What he imagines is equal to anything Prospero might have conjured.
He imagines that people don't believe him.
Anyone who imagines that any regulatory system can invariably guarantee success is naive.