daydreams

英 [ˈdeɪdriːmz]

美 [ˈdeɪdriːmz]

n.  白日梦; 幻想; 空想
v.  做白日梦
daydream的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 做白日梦;幻想;空想
  If youdaydream, you think about pleasant things for a period of time, usually about things that you would like to happen.
  1. Do you work hard for success rather than daydream about it?...
     你是否付出艰苦努力以取得成功，而不是只在那里做白日梦？
  2. He daydreams of being a famous journalist...
     他幻想着自己成为著名记者。
  3. I am inclined to daydream.
     我喜欢空想。
• N-COUNT 白日梦;幻想;空想
  Adaydreamis a series of pleasant thoughts, usually about things that you would like to happen.
  1. He escaped into daydreams of beautiful women...
     他躲进白日梦中幻想美女。
  2. The idea for the story came to him in a daydream.
     这个故事的念头是他做白日梦的时候突然想到的。

双语例句

• I'll have daydreams for a while about him, play with thoughts that should send me to confession, and keep the memory of his kiss for those days when I can't jump-start my own desires.
  我会幻想他一会儿，玩味一下那些弄不好会令我忏悔的想法，并且将把他的吻留在记忆里，以供将来自己的欲望激发不起来时起点作用。
• Henry J. Kaiser maintained that you can imagine your future, and he believed that a great part of his business success was due to positive use of daydreams.
  亨利J凯泽坚持说：你能想象你的未来。他相信他的大部分商业成功是由于幻想的作用。
• My daydreams aren't even dreaming. I feel bored, lost, uninterested in much of anything.
  甚至不再幻想，我不知所以，心烦意乱，了无生趣。
• Most ads use pictures because mental images are the predominant mode of thinking in daydreams and fantasies.
  很多广告使用广告形象，因为在梦幻想象中，脑中浮现图片是最主要的思维方式。
• Daydreams may seem to be rehearsals for real-life situations.
  白日梦可能像是真实情景的预演。
• Or I'd get lost in my head and get distracted by my own thoughts and daydreams.
  或者，我在的脑海里迷了路，被我的思绪和浮想搅得心神不宁。
• He daydreams of being a famous journalist
  他幻想着自己成为著名记者。
• I was going to say when you first start doing this, even people who have been doing it for a long time still go off on ten-minute daydreams before realizing that their minds were wondering.
  我本想说第一次尝试时，但即便是修行多年的人，也会走神十分钟之久，方才意识到自己刚做了白日梦。
• As the midterm week drew closer, the daydreams grew longer while the study sessions grew shorter.
  当期中考试临近时，我的白日梦做的更长，同时学习时间就变得更短。
• By the time the daydreams ended, I had forgotten most of what I had studied in the previous hour.
  等到白日梦结束时，我已经忘掉了前几个小时学的大部分东西。