Daydream Meaning in English
word
ˈdeɪˌdɹim
DAY-dreem
dˈeɪdɹiːm
DAY-dreem
परिभाषा
To think about pleasant things or imagine situations while you are awake, often instead of paying attention to what is happening around you.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Usually informal. Common collocations: 'have a daydream,' 'catch someone daydreaming.' As a verb, often used as 'to daydream about something.' Not the same as 'dream' (which is usually during sleep). Sometimes used negatively for lack of focus.
Spanish: soñar despierto - ensoñaciónPortuguese (BR): sonhar acordado - devaneioPortuguese (PT): sonhar acordado - devaneioChinese (Simplified): 白日梦 - 白日做梦Chinese (Traditional): 白日夢 - 白日做夢Hindi: दिन में सपना देखना - दिवास्वप्नArabic: أحلام اليقظةBengali: স্বপ্ন দেখা - দিবাস্বপ্ন দেখাRussian: мечтать - грезитьJapanese: 空想するVietnamese: mơ màng - mộng mơKorean: 공상하다Turkish: hayal kurmak - dalmak (gündüz)Urdu: خیالوں میں کھو جاناIndonesian: melamun
उदाहरण वाक्य
She likes to daydream during class.
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I had a nice daydream about traveling.
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Stop daydreaming and finish your homework.
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Sometimes I daydream about winning the lottery.
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He got caught daydreaming at work again.
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It’s easy to daydream when the meeting is boring.
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