The idiom "mind's eye" likely dates back to the early 17th century, but its exact origin is not well-documented. It is based on the concept that the mind can envision or "see" things mentally, even though they are not physically present. This expression is used to refer to a person's ability to visualize, imagine, or mentally picture something. It is often used when discussing one's capacity for mental imagery, creativity, or the ability to mentally recall or conjure images.

Определение и значение слова «mind's eye» на английском языке

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