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phantasmic如何读

英：[fæn'tæzmɪk]

美：[fæn'tæzmɪk]

phantasmic是什么意思

adj.幻影的

phantasmic英英释义

noun

a product of fantasy: such as

delusive appearance : illusion

ghost, specter

a figment of the imagination

a mental representation of a real object

phantasmic词源英文解释

Middle English fantesme, fantosme, fantome, fantom "what has only a seeming reality or value, vanity, illusion, apparition, falsehood," borrowed from Anglo-French fantosme, fantasme, fantesme, fantame (continental Old French fantosme), borrowed from Latin phantasma "ghost, apparition" (Late Latin also, "mental image, figment, illusion"), borrowed from Greek phántasma "apparition, ghost, vision, dream, (in plural) phenomena, portents," derivative, with the noun suffix -mat-, -ma, corresponding to phantázein "to make visible, present to the eye or mind, (middle voice) place before one's mind, picture to oneself, imagine" — more at fantasy >entry 1 Note: The Middle English word bifurcated into two phonetically distinct words in early Modern English, phantasm, which has mostly restored the form of the Latin etymon, and phantom >entry 1, which more directly continues the Middle English original. According to a hypothesis in the Französisches etymologisches Wörterbuch, the -o- in the medieval French forms reflects *fantauma, from a presumed Ionian variant *phántagma of Greek phántasma that would have penetrated Gallo-Romance through contact with Greek speakers in Massilia (ancient Marseille). The -s- in fantosme, fantasme, etc., is an etymological restoration, as [s] would have been lost in such clusters in later medieval French.

The first known use of phantasm was in the 13th century

phantasmic儿童词典英英释义

phantom1 of 2noun

something (as a ghost) that seems to be there but is not real : apparition

phantom2 of 2adjective

suggesting or being a phantom

existing in name only : not real : fictitious

phantom voters

phantom1 of 2noun

something (as a ghost) that seems to be there but is not real : apparition

phantom2 of 2adjective

suggesting or being a phantom

existing in name only : not real : fictitious

phantom voters

phantasy

phantasmnoun

a misleading image or appearance (as a mirage) : illusion

ghost, specter

a product of the imagination : fantasy

phantasmic 例句

1 Phantasmic is only the start.

幻想只是一个开始。

2 frightened by the phantasms of his own making

3 believed that she'd seen the phantasm of her father on the anniversary of his death

4 But is the gender phantasm as crucial to the global far right as Butler claims?

5 Likewise, Poe’s devilish ambiguity, his production of phantasms both real and imagined, undergirds James’s own ventures into the genre.

6 Those are all real things, not the phantasms of a junk-food loving fourth-grader’s fever dreams.

7 And sometimes the phantasms of artificial intelligence can prompt, in the prompter, genuine emotion.

8 The phantasm jeers at me in this lecture theatre.

9 There, like enormous catcher’s mitts, the detectors lie in wait for extremely rare collisions between one of these lumbering phantasms and an ordinary atom.

10 But eventually, the duo turned the phantasm into solid logic.

11 Southern lawmakers baselessly claimed Black men were lynched for raping White women -- a phantasm that still haunts Black men -- and asserted laws governing lynchings were best left to the states.