daydream
gb/dˈeɪdɹˌim/ us/dˈeɪdɹˌim/
B1
英语
义项
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名词
B1
state
1
pleasant thoughts while awake
pleasant thoughts in your mind when you are awake and not paying attention
用法模式：
be in a daydream; fall into a daydream; have a daydream about [something]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse a daydream (awake) with a dream (asleep), or write it as two words (*day dream*).
近义词
reverie (Often more literary or formal than daydream.)
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fantasy (Emphasizes imagined scenes; can suggest less connection to reality.)
反义词
concentration (Focused attention rather than wandering thoughts.)
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attention (Awareness of what is happening around you.)
搭配
have a daydream
|be lost in a daydream
|slip into a daydream
|drift into a daydream
|a vivid daydream
|a pleasant daydream
|a romantic daydream
|a daydream about the future
|wake from a daydream
|break someone's daydream
主题
mind
|emotions
|daily_life
例句
- During the meeting, she slipped into a daydream and missed the key point.
- His daydream of walking along the beach made the long commute feel shorter.
- A loud crash outside snapped her out of her daydream.
学习者例句
- I had a daydream in class.
- His daydream made him forget the time.
动词
B1
action
2
think pleasantly while not focusing
to think about pleasant things instead of paying attention
用法模式：
daydream (about [something]/of [something])
常见错误：
Learners may use *dream* when they mean imagining while awake; also watch spelling: daydream (one word).
近义词
fantasize (Often stronger and more deliberate than daydream.)
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drift off (Highlights losing focus; can also refer to falling asleep.)
反义词
focus (Direct your attention to the task or situation.)
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concentrate (Make an effort to pay attention.)
搭配
daydream about the future
|daydream about a vacation
|daydream of success
|start daydreaming
|stop daydreaming
|sit and daydream
|caught daydreaming
|daydream in class
|daydream at work
|quietly daydream
主题
mind
|daily_life
|school
例句
- He tends to daydream when the lecture gets technical.
- I was daydreaming about my next trip and forgot to reply.
- Try not to daydream while you’re driving.
学习者例句
- I daydream in math class.
- She daydreams about traveling.
名词
B2
abstract
3
unrealistic hope or plan
a nice idea about the future that is not likely to happen
用法模式：
a daydream of [something]; a daydream that [clause]
常见错误：
Don’t confuse this with 'pipe dream' (a fixed phrase meaning an unrealistic plan), though they are similar in meaning.
近义词
fantasy (Can be more imaginative; not always about a real-life plan.)
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wishful thinking (Emphasizes ignoring evidence or reality.)
反义词
realistic plan (A plan based on practical possibilities.)
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reality (What is actually true and possible.)
搭配
an impossible daydream
|a childish daydream
|a daydream of fame
|a daydream of winning the lottery
|a daydream of a perfect life
|turn a daydream into reality
|abandon a daydream
|cling to a daydream
主题
plans
|emotions
|relationships
例句
- Her daydream of becoming a movie star faded once she learned how competitive it was.
- Buying a house by next month is just a daydream on their current salaries.
- He finally decided to turn his daydream into a real business idea.
学习者例句
- It was only a daydream.
- His daydream was not realistic.
语法
词典原形
daydream
IPA
GB/dˈeɪdɹˌim/
US/dˈeɪdɹˌim/
音节与重音
day - dream （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (day)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: daydream
- Plural: daydreams
Verb
- Base: daydream
- 3rd Person Singular: daydreams
- Present Participle: daydreaming
- Past: daydreamed
词族
Forms
daydreams
noun
daydreaming
verb
daydreamed
verb
Core family
daydreamer
noun
Related words
dream
noun A2
相关表达
caught (someone) daydreaming
1/kˈɔt sˈʌmwˌʌn dˈeɪdɹˌimɪŋ/
fixed phrase
noticed not paying attention
to see someone daydreaming when they should be paying attention
例句
- The teacher caught him daydreaming and asked a question.
- My boss caught me daydreaming and told me to get back to work.
- She laughed when she caught him daydreaming during the movie.
drift off into a daydream
1/dɹˈɪft ˈɔf ˈɪntu ə dˈeɪdɹˌim/
fixed phrase
begin daydreaming gradually
to start daydreaming slowly
例句
- As the music played, she drifted off into a daydream.
- I drifted off into a daydream while he was talking.
- He drifted off into a daydream and stopped taking notes.
lost in a daydream
1/lˈɔst ˈɪn ə dˈeɪdɹˌim/
fixed phrase
not aware of surroundings
not paying attention because you are imagining something
例句
- She sat by the window, lost in a daydream.
- He was so lost in a daydream that he missed his stop.
- The teacher called his name because he looked lost in a daydream.
snap out of a daydream
1/snˈæp ˈaʊt əv ə dˈeɪdɹˌim/
fixed phrase
stop daydreaming suddenly
to stop daydreaming suddenly
例句
- A car horn made me snap out of a daydream.
- She snapped out of her daydream when the phone rang.
- He snapped out of a daydream and realized everyone was waiting for him.