What does hayal gücü in Turkish mean?

What is the meaning of the word hayal gücü in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use hayal gücü in Turkish.

The word hayal gücü in Turkish means hayal gücü, düş gücü, hayal gücü, imgelem, hayal gücü, düşgücü, yaratıcı, hayal gücü kuvvetli, düş gücü kuvvetli, hayal gücü kıt, güçlü/kuvvetli (hayal gücü). To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word hayal gücü

hayal gücü, düş gücü

(mental faculty)

His vivid imagination came up with several explanations.

hayal gücü, imgelem

(mental image)

Karen saw the picture in the travel agent's window and had a vision of herself lying on a beach with a cocktail in her hand.

hayal gücü, düşgücü

(imagination)

He would paint whatever caught his fancy.

yaratıcı

(imaginative)

The poet used bold imagery. The poet wrote with bold imagery.

hayal gücü kuvvetli, düş gücü kuvvetli

(person: having imagination) (kişi)

She's very imaginative and can make a meal out of anything.

hayal gücü kıt

(lacking vision or creativity)

The unimaginative use of concrete gives the building a very drab appearance.

güçlü/kuvvetli (hayal gücü)

(imagination: active)

The author's vivid imagination helps her to come up with ideas for her books.

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