daydreamed

英 [ˈdeɪdriːmd]

美 [ˈdeɪdriːmd]

v.  做白日梦
daydream的过去分词和过去式

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

• Scientists at University of British Columbia scanned the brains of people when they daydreamed and found that the habit activated brain regions linked with problem-solving abilities.
  不列颠哥伦比亚大学的科学家扫描了人们做白日梦时的大脑活动，结果发现，这一激活大脑区域的习惯和解决问题的能力大有关联。
• I, for one, have daydreamed about owning a conservatory: a bright, climate-controlled growing space with windows, supplemental lights and a handy watering source.
  其实我本人就幻想过拥有一间温室：一个明亮的、可控制气候影响的生长空间，有几扇窗户、有补充光源、还有方便取用的水源。
• She daydreamed about a carefree holiday abroad.
  她幻想到国外过一个无忧无虑的假期。
• Her imagination was so vivid that she daydreamed a lot and had trouble focusing on the teacher, and she was harassed by her parents for being so far away and "in the clouds".
  她的想象力是如此的天马行空以至于常常作着白日梦，不能专心听老师讲课。
• When I was young I always daydreamed.
  我小时候经常做白日梦。
• He daydreamed during his English class.
  上英语课时他在做白日梦。
• Many successful people actually daydreamed their successes and achievements long before they realized them.
  许多成功者实现他们的成功和成就前，实际上早在做白日梦了。
• Look, you daydreamed about making love to me.
  瞧，你想着和我发生关系。
• I got much more than I had daydreamed!
  而我所得到的，远远超出了我的白日梦！