What does the word mirror mean?
According to the Oxford Dictionary, In the verb form, the definition of mirror is (of a reflective surface) show a reflection of, correspond or be similar to (another thing).
In the noun form, the definition of the mirror is a reflective surface, now typically of glass coated with a metal amalgam, that reflects a clear image, a site on a network that stores some or all of the contents from another site.
Here are 20 examples of sentences using the word mirror in English, If you have questions, please write them in the comments column below.
- They will visit the mirror shop in Kediri at noon.
- What causes them not to sell and produce bedroom mirrors anymore? Example of an interrogative sentence using the word mirror.
- Sabrina will no longer sell mirrors online.
- They can’t tell you about making your mirror at their place.
- What is your experience buying bathroom mirrors online? Example of an interrogative sentence using the word glasses.
- I had a pleasant experience when buying a mirror in Surabaya.
- Suharman has given advice not to buy a mirror in a hurry,
- What is the standard-size mirror to install in a bedroom? Example of an interrogative sentence using the word mirror.
- I have to install a mirror in the bathroom.
- How much does it cost to order a white mirror from Italy?
- You can get a mirror at minimal cost.
- We once got a discount when buying a mirror at their shop.
- They suggested to us to cover the edges of the mirror with rubber.
- He kicked the ball at the mirror until it broke.
- The Angora cat was afraid to see its reflection in the mirror.
- A dog barks and barks looking at himself in the mirror of my house.
- This is a mirror left by my parents.
- Nowadays many people judge other people but don’t reflect on themselves.
- A broken heart hurts more on the body than a scratch from a mirror.
- The mirror will smile when you smile.
