Imagined Meaning in English
word · lemma: imagine
/ˌɪˈmædʒənd/
i-MA-jind
/ɪmˈædʒɪnd/
i-MA-jind
释义
Past form of 'imagine', meaning formed a picture or idea in the mind. It can also be an adjective meaning something was created in the mind and not real.
用法与细微差别
Most often used as the past tense verb: 'I imagined it,' 'She imagined a better life.' As an adjective, it appears in phrases like 'imagined world' or 'imagined threat.' Don't confuse it with 'imaginative,' which describes a creative person or idea.
Spanish: imaginó - imaginadoPortuguese (BR): imaginou - imaginadoPortuguese (PT): imaginou - imaginadoChinese (Simplified): 想象的 - 设想的Chinese (Traditional): 想像的 - 設想的Hindi: कल्पना की - सोचा हुआArabic: تخيّل - مُتَخَيَّلBengali: কল্পনা করা হয়েছিল - কল্পিতRussian: представил - воображаемыйJapanese: 想像した - 想像上のVietnamese: tưởng tượng - tưởng tượng raKorean: 상상했다 - 상상의Turkish: hayal etti - hayaliUrdu: تصور کیا - خیالیIndonesian: membayangkan - yang dibayangkan
例句
I imagined a big house by the sea.
basic
She never imagined this could happen.
basic
The monster was only imagined.
basic
I imagined the meeting would be awkward, but it was actually fine.
natural
You imagined that whole conversation — it never happened.
natural
For years, he lived in an imagined future instead of the present.
natural