daydreams
Prononciation : [ˈdeɪˌdriːmz]
Mot
Contexte : « imagination »
(noun) thoughts or pictures that you think about while you're awake, often about things you wish would happen. It's like imagining you are in a fun place or doing something exciting when you should be focused on other things.
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During math class, she had wonderful daydreams about flying to a magical land.
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He doesn't have any daydreams about the future; he always focuses completely on what's happening right now.
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What do you usually daydream about when you're bored in class?
Contexte : « imagination »
(verb) the action of letting your thoughts wander to happy or imaginative ideas while you are awake. It's like zoning out and creating a little fantasy in your mind instead of paying attention to what's around you.
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I often daydream during long car rides about my favorite adventures.
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He never daydreams because he always stays focused on his homework.
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Do you daydream or do you prefer to focus on work all the time?
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