fantasise

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美

网络  幻想

现在分词：fantasising　过去分词：fantasised　过去式：fantasised　第三人称单数：fantasises　

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英英释义

verb

• portray in the mind
  1. he is fantasizing the ideal wife
  Synonym:fantasize
• indulge in fantasies
  1. he is fantasizing when he says he plans to start his own company
  Synonym:fantasyfantasize

双语例句

• At about one-third of GDP, that is not enough to sustain domestic momentum let alone credibly substitute for US demand, as some fantasise.
  与一些人的幻想不同，仅占中国GDP三分之一的个人消费，不足以维持国内经济增长势头，更不可能替代美国的需求。
• For house-hunters who hanker after central city living with a country quality, the open weekend is an ideal opportunity to prospect for or fantasise about London garden square living and to weigh up the pros and cons of communal space.
  对于那些渴望居住在市中心、又希望享受乡村气息的购房者而言，开放周末是一个理想的机会，可以去探寻或设想伦敦花园广场的居住氛围，并权衡社区环境的优缺点。
• Men fantasise as a substitute for acting out forbidden desires
  人类通过幻想宣泄压抑的欲望。
• Though we fantasise about being wealthy, looked up to or loved, what we actually want is to be secure, strong, self-contained and content.
  虽然我们幻想着富有，被尊仰或者被爱，但其实我们真正需要的只是安全、强壮、独立和满足。
• Do not fantasise you could change anyone!
  不要幻想你可以改变任何人！
• It is fun to fantasise about reallocating Comcast profits to Netflix.
  幻想一下将康卡斯特的利润重新分配给Netflix是好玩的。
• Many people, says Prof Whitbourne, fantasise about dramatically quitting their jobs.
  惠特伯恩表示，许多人幻想着突然辞职。
• I always fantasise that I am chasing a suspect, or being chased, in a French policier when I do this.
  我这么做的时候，总是幻想我正在追踪嫌犯，或正被一个法国警察追踪。
• I began to fantasise about our togetherness.
  我开始幻想着我们的团聚。
• Some people, not unexpectedly perhaps, fantasise about celebrities.
  有些人，也许并不意外，对名流进行奇想。