mirrors
n. countable A2 Elementary US //ˈmɪɹɝz// UK //mˈɪɹəz// mir·rors
n. flat pieces of glass with a silver coating that show you your own image. You use them to check your hair or see what is behind you while driving.
n. polished surfaces, typically of glass with a metallic backing, that reflect light to form images of objects in front of them.
She looks at herself in the mirrors before leaving the house.
The driver adjusted the side mirrors to ensure there were no cars in his blind spot before changing lanes.
The hall of mirrors creates a disorienting optical illusion by reflecting the light from dozens of different angles simultaneously, making the room appear infinite.
Usage
Commonly used in the plural when referring to the multiple reflective surfaces found in a vehicle or a dressing room.