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dream Noun 1. an imagined series of events experienced in the mind while asleep 2. a daydream: the dream of success turning into a nightmare 3. a goal or aim: Unity has been their constant dream 4. a wonderful person or thing: her house is a dream Verb [dreaming, dreamed] or dreamt 1. to experience (a dream) 2. to indulge in daydreams 3. to be unrealistic: you're dreaming if you think we can win 4. dream of to consider the possibility of: she would not dream of taking his advice 5. dream of or about to have an image of or fantasy about: they often dream about what life will be like for them on the outside Adjective beautiful or pleasing: a dream kitchen [Old English drēam song] dreamer n
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dream noun 3. daydream, noun 4. delight, pleasure, joy, beauty, treasure, gem, marvel, pearler Austral. (slang) beaut Austral., N.Z. (slang) verb 5. have dreams, hallucinate dream of something or someone daydream about, fantasize about Translationsvt, vi [pt, pp dreamed or dreamt] [drɛmt] → soñar; vt, vi [dreamed or dreamt , pt , pp ] [drɛmt] → rêver; to have a dream about sb/sth → rêver à qn/qch; sweet dreams! → faites de beaux rêves! dream up vt → inventer vt, vi → träumen; sweet dreams! → träume süß! vt, vi [pt dreamed or dreamt, pp ] [drɛmt] → sognare; sweet dreams! → sogni d'oro! dream up vt [+ reason, excuse] → inventare [+ plan, idea]; escogitare |
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I dream of every body at Highbury when I am away and when I have gone through my particular friends, then I begin dreaming of Mr. My first thought was, "Well, what an astonishing dream I've had She had a curiously vivid dream that night, and before she had left the son of her old mistress many hours. |
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