pictured
v. B1 Intermediate US //ˈpɪktʃɝd// UK //pˈɪktʃəd// pic·tured
v. to imagine something or someone in your mind. You use this when you are thinking about how a person or a place looks.
v. to form a mental image of someone or something; to imagine. Often used in the past tense or as a past participle to describe a mental representation.
I pictured my new house while I was at work.
She pictured her brother standing at the airport with a big sign and a smile.
The architect asked the clients if they had pictured how the natural light would shift through the atrium during the winter months.
Usage
Transitive verb; often followed by a gerund ('pictured him walking') or a prepositional phrase ('pictured him in the garden').