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Meanings of rear-view mirror in English

A type of mirror found on automobiles and other vehicles, designed to allow the driver to see an area behind the vehicle.

Usage of rear-view mirror in English
1
Suppose it depends whether you're looking ahead or in the rear-view mirror.
The South African
2
Your people chose well.' I caught his smile in the rear-view mirror.
Exit wound
3
Always check your rear-view mirror to see if you are being followed.
The South African
4
Then Bunny looks at himself in the rear-view mirror and actually screams.
The death of bunny munro: a novel
5
A quick look in his rear-view mirror and that illusion is shattered.
The Irish Times
6
There was a pair of baby shoes dangling from the rear-view mirror.
The stand
7
Parking your vehicle: Check rear-view mirror to ensure you are not being followed.
The South African
8
I think you only know those things in your rear-view mirror.
The new yorker
9
With a tough road loss now in the rear-view mirror, No.
Reuters
10
Literally, I saw Nickie Sage, looming large in the rear-view mirror.
Into the Water
11
He glances up at the rear-view mirror and looks at the scene outside.
The usual suspects
12
Fate glanced in her rear-view mirror and made a clucking noise of disappointment.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
13
She checked the rear-view mirror, closed the doors and moved off.
A week in december
14
In the rear-view mirror, Jack saw her flourish her version of the Visualiser.
Pack animals
15
The headlights of a car behind us hit the rear-view mirror.
A touch of death
16
The shining city of the Premiership is disappearing out of the rear-view mirror.
The Irish Times
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