daydream是什么意思

双语用例

• The system can be "constrained" to perform arithmetic or logic problems during focused waking, but it tends to "relax" into daydreaming or dreaming when there are no such constraints.

• We hear a lot of talk these days about conventional warfare, though in my view that is daydreaming.

• They tend to be less conforming, they may suffer from boredom and set up a habit of daydreaming and escaping.

• We are daydreaming if we expect harmonisation from the structural policies.

• If anyone tells me that there is no underlying scheme to close down rural post offices, they are daydreaming, because there definitely is.

• The daydreams of romantic amateurs will not change this fact.

• If we sink into daydreams of total national independence in defence or in technology, or in foreign policy, we shall sink inexorably into national decline.

• Such advances have provided a raft of new techniques and disciplines which were the stuff of fertile imaginations and daydreams only a few years ago.