Reverie Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɹɛvɝi

REV-er-ee

UK

ɹˈɛvəɹˌi

REV-uh-ree

التعريف

A state of being lost in pleasant thoughts or daydreams, not paying attention to what is happening around you.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Reverie' is formal and poetic, mostly written. Often used for peaceful daydreaming, not for intense worry. Common collocations: 'lost in reverie', 'fall into a reverie'. Rare in casual conversation; 'daydream' is more common informally.

• Spanish: ensoñación - ensoñación (estado de soñar despierto)
• Portuguese (BR): devaneio - sonho acordado
• Portuguese (PT): devaneio
• Chinese (Simplified): 遐想 - 白日夢
• Chinese (Traditional): 遐想 - 白日夢
• Hindi: मेख्याना - दिवास्वप्न
• Arabic: سرحان - شرود
• Bengali: স্বপ্নমগ্নতা - দিবাস্বপ্ন
• Russian: мечтательность - мечты (категория: задумчивость)
• Japanese: 夢想（むそう） - 空想（くうそう）
• Vietnamese: mộng tưởng - mơ mộng
• Korean: 몽상 - 공상
• Turkish: dalgın hayal - tatlı düş
• Urdu: خیالی دنیا - خیالوں میں گم ہونا
• Indonesian: lamunan - lamunan indah

جمل نموذجية

She fell into a reverie during the class.

basic

His mind was full of reverie about the future.

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The sound of rain brought her into a gentle reverie.

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He stared out the window, lost in reverie.

natural

Her sudden laughter broke my reverie.

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Sometimes, a song can send you into a reverie about old times.

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