英:[ˈrevəri]
美:[ˈrɛvəri]
英:[ˈrevəri]
美:[ˈrɛvəri]
复数:reveries
14世纪中期, reuerye,“野蛮的行为,狂欢”,源自古法语 reverie, resverie “狂欢,欢庆,放荡,狂言疯语”(现代法语 rêverie),源自 resver “做梦,漫游,狂言疯语”(12世纪,现代法语 rêver),这个词的起源不确定(也是 rave 的来源)。
“白日梦”的意思也包括“抽象沉思的状态”于1650年代被证明是从法语重新借用的,这可能解释了为什么这个古老的英语单词没有完全本土化为 revery。“最明显的外部特征是表面上的无意识或对外部物体的不完全感知”[世纪词典]。作为一种器乐作品,它可以追溯到1880年。相关: Reverist。
French rêverie, from Middle French, delirium, from resver, rever to wander, be delirious
The first known use of reverie was in 1654
reversible1 of 2adjective
capable of being reversed or of reversing
a reversible chemical reaction
having two finished usable sides
reversible fabrics
wearable with either side out
a reversible coat
reversible2 of 2noun
a reversible cloth or garment
reversible1 of 2adjective
capable of being reversed or of reversing
a reversible chemical reaction
having two finished usable sides
reversible fabrics
wearable with either side out
a reversible coat
reversible2 of 2noun
a reversible cloth or garment
reverse1 of 3adjective
opposite or contrary to a previous or normal condition
reverse order
acting or working in a manner opposite to the usual
bringing about backward movement
reverse gear
reverse2 of 3verb
to turn completely about or upside down or inside out
to overthrow or set aside a legal decision by an opposite decision
to change to the contrary
reverse a policy
to go or cause to go in the opposite direction
to put (as a car) into reverse
to undo the effect of (as a condition)
face creams that promise to reverse the signs of aging
reverse3 of 3noun
something directly opposite to something else
an act or instance of reversingespecially: a change for the worse
the back part of something
a gear that reverses something
reverse1 of 3adjective
opposite or contrary to a previous or normal condition
reverse order
acting or working in a manner opposite to the usual
bringing about backward movement
reverse gear
reverse2 of 3verb
to turn completely about or upside down or inside out
to overthrow or set aside a legal decision by an opposite decision
to change to the contrary
reverse a policy
to go or cause to go in the opposite direction
to put (as a car) into reverse
to undo the effect of (as a condition)
face creams that promise to reverse the signs of aging
reverse3 of 3noun
something directly opposite to something else
an act or instance of reversingespecially: a change for the worse
the back part of something
a gear that reverses something
reverse1 of 3adjective
opposite or contrary to a previous or normal condition
reverse order
acting or working in a manner opposite to the usual
bringing about backward movement
reverse gear
reverse2 of 3verb
to turn completely about or upside down or inside out
to overthrow or set aside a legal decision by an opposite decision
to change to the contrary
reverse a policy
to go or cause to go in the opposite direction
to put (as a car) into reverse
to undo the effect of (as a condition)
face creams that promise to reverse the signs of aging
reverse3 of 3noun
something directly opposite to something else
an act or instance of reversingespecially: a change for the worse
the back part of something
a gear that reverses something
reversalnoun
an act or the process of reversing
reverienoun
daydream entry 1
the condition of being lost in thought
reverienoun
daydream entry 1
the condition of being lost in thought
1 She might have stayed there all day, gazing at the landscape, but the examination cut short her reverie.
2 I walk down the hall and pop into my room, where Muqtada is putting his distinctive shape in the bed, turned toward the window, in his continuous dead reverie.
3 His reverie had thrown him into severe commotion.
他的白日梦把他带入了严重的混乱。
4 He drifted off into reverie again.
他迷迷糊糊的又陶醉在自己的白日梦中了。
5 Coffee not only bring comfort and elegant feel, at the same time gives unlimited romantic reverie.
咖啡不但给人带来舒适与优雅的感觉,同时给人无限的浪漫遐想。
6 It wasn’t hard to figure out the cause of her reverie.
7 Through her reverie of mumbo jumbo she heard the court-appointed lawyer lean over to Richie and offer two words of legal advice: “Plead guilty.”
8 National defense and global prestige, of course, were the two concerns that had moved the reverie of space travel from the purview of novelists and eccentrics to the country’s number-one priority.
9 But Penelope’s reverie about the Imperial Russian Ballet was soon drowned out by the ruckus of two ruddy-cheeked servants careening dangerously around the nursery, while the children stamped their feet to keep time.
10 I was so deep in reverie that I failed to hear Kimbro approach.
11 This reverie was broken as more bolts and nuts bounded down the superstructure onto the car’s roof.
12 The sound of riders nudged me out of my reverie.
13 If you are sitting in a corner, quietly listening to music, was lost in reverie, that is happiness.
如果你独坐一隅,静静听歌,凝神遐思,那就是幸福。
14 She was in a desponding reverie.
原来她满腔郁悒,正在一意深思.
15 At this point in his reverie Mary nudged him, perceiving that his mind was absent.
正想到这里,玛丽看他灵魂出窍的样子, 就用胳膊肘轻轻擦了他一下.
16 The foot leaves the soft sound of Shua Shua blanket step up, giving an endless reverie added.
脚下柔软的叶毯踩上去唰唰作响,给人增添一份绵绵的遐想。
17 “My family grows them. We have reverie marvels. They hatch dreams. Sometimes wishes. But I've been getting some nightmares too. I don't like those.”
18 Then he fell into a reverie, stroking his beard, breathing fire, and staring at the paper.
19 This harsh reverie was interrupted by the happy music of Radio Bantu on my car radio.
20 It can also, when inhaled in sufficient amounts, create a lightheadedness that feels like religious reverie.
1 梦想
nirvana dream dreamworld self-delusion dream of of your dreams dream about visionary visional fantasy fantasize
3 冥想
pensive muse recollection meditate contemplate navel contemplative musing museful contemplation contemplate bethink
4 妄想
expansive hallucinatory vaporous delusive pipe fantasy bubble fancy phantom delusion hallucination mysticism chimera vagary vagrancy bug in ear mirage chimerical imagination illusion vapour pretend romance covet air castle
6 梦幻曲
8 遐想
9 幻想
translunary fantastic romantic visionary imaginative airy illusionary idea image vision pipe fantasy fancy bee vapor illusion idol delusion mysticism maggot conceit mirage megrim dream daydream fantasize viewy phantom mythic fancied phantasmal chimerical phantasmic imagination hallucination phantasm dreamworld fanciness woolgathering fancify woolgather cloud castle a castle in Spain a castle in the air imaginary insubstantial dream-land chimera make-believe day-dream bubble autism imaginings pipe dream chase rainbows ideal aerial unreal dreamy starry-eyed doctrinaire whimsy vagary imagine romance visualize unrealistic envisage conceive in the clouds delusional dream of dream about build castles in the air castles in the air fanciful picture get ideas notional vaporous never-never visional whigmaleerie whigmaleery appearance crank vapour escapism unreality fantasm idolum pipedream
11 空想
cloud-built viewy ideal fantastic romantic visionary ideological airy impractical utopian make-believe quixotic chimeric pie-in-the-sky vaporous blue-sky unpractical unsubstantial high-flown airy-fairy aery Babylonish tender-minded visional moonshiny fancy cloud-castle wind pipe imagination vapor ideology daydream froth moonshine stargazing aim at the moon blow bubbles in the clouds dream-land day-dream dream fantasy bubble maggot fantasize pipe dream translunary abstract aerial unrealistic notional romanesque phantasmal chimerical translunar phantasmic aerially vapour romanticism escapism phantasm ideality megrim fantasm romance pipedream cloud castle