No. 7,133 in French
miroir
Mirror.
In a sentence
J'ai regardé mon reflet dans le miroir.
I looked at my reflection in the mirror.
Here, 'miroir' is used to denote the object itself—a mirror, typically used for seeing one's reflection.
Ce paysage est comme un miroir de mon âme.
This landscape is like a mirror to my soul.
In this figurative context, 'miroir' represents a metaphorical reflection, indicating similarity or representation.
Elle a accroché un grand miroir au mur du salon.
She hung a large mirror on the living room wall.
Here, 'miroir' is again used literally to refer to the physical object that is mounted on a wall and used for decoration or utility.
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