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daydream English

Meaning daydream meaning

What does daydream mean?
Definitions in simple English

daydream Noun

— A daydream is a dream you have in the daytime. Sometimes they happen when you are napping, and sometimes they happen when you are awake. My daydream was about changing Wikipedia.

daydream Verb

— When you daydream, you have a daydream. Professor Sampson caught Carly daydreaming about Justin Bieber in class.

daydream

— verb have a daydream; indulge in a fantasy — verb have dreamlike musings or fantasies while awake She looked out the window, daydreaming — noun (= reverie) absentminded dreaming while awake

Synonyms daydream synonyms

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daydream English » English

dream reverie fantasy vision fantasize fancy woolgather pipe dream muse revery daydreaming castle in the air castle in Spain woolgathering waking dream stargaze ponder oneirism moon meditate imagination air castle absent-mindedness wish unreal transfix trance think to oneself think about stare into space sight reflect on petrify perception open one’s eyes wide mooning memory meditation imagine illusion foreboding fantasising fantasise eyesight dumbfounded dreaming dream away doze daze chimera

Topics daydream topics

What do people use daydream to talk about?
Language and thought Think Mind

Imagine
Language and thought Soul, spirit Mental state

Attention

Conjugation daydream conjugation

How do you conjugate daydream?

daydream · verb

Examples daydream examples

How do I use daydream in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Let us daydream!

Movie subtitles

Do you ever daydream?
Nice daydream.
You mean that daydream she called a confession?
Are you having a daydream up there?
You can't daydream and expect to play.
They daydream.
If not, we daydream on stage.
I daydream a lot.
You can daydream. You fall asleep and then you wake up.
New car, caviar, four-star daydream.
It's a daydream.
Now, come on, Lieutenant, don't tell me they got you back out here chasing after Luke's daydream.
I mean, it sounds like a good daydream, but. actually doing it's too weird.
Oh, I was hanging zem up and I went into a daydream.
I'm sorry to interrupt your daydream, but I'm looking for the manager.
Princess, no time to daydream.
I daydream a lot myself.
I daydream a lot myself. Miss grep, wouldn't you at least like to see a little miracle?
Well, you sure picked a bad time to daydream.
Don't daydream, dear.
They refuse any daydream and inner motion.
You can daydream.
I used to sit in my bedroom and daydream. and wish that I'd wake up the next morning in a land filled with. unicorns and dragons and flying horses.
What do you think, only kids daydream?
Cornusse, it is my opinion that Catherine finds too many distractions here that cause her to daydream.
I daydream.
Don't daydream.
Lately, in my spare moments, I delight in a daydream that grows clearer and more detailed by the day.
A childish daydream, probably inspired by something I read at the age of ten.
Don't daydream!
And so all my life,..travels, daydream countries, legendary lands, women.
When you see butterflies dancing in the spring sunlight. they look like an illusion, a spiritual daydream.
Are you going to daydream all day?
Daydream.

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