fantasizes

英 [ˈfæntəsaɪzɪz]

美 [ˈfæntəsaɪzɪz]

v.  想象; 幻想; 做白日梦
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柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 fantasise


• VERB 幻想;想象
  If youfantasizeabout an event or situation that you would like to happen, you give yourself pleasure by imagining that it is happening, although it is untrue or unlikely to happen.
  1. I fantasised about writing music...
     我幻想着谱写乐曲。
  2. Her husband died in 1967, although she fantasised that he was still alive.
     她丈夫已于1967年去世，但她幻想他还活着。
• VERB 做性幻想;做性想象
  If someonefantasizes, they try to excite themselves sexually by imagining a particular person or situation.
  1. Research has shown that men are likely to fantasize far more frequently than women...
     研究表明男人性幻想的频率要比女人高得多。
  2. I tried to fantasize about Christine: those wondering blue eyes, that coppery red hair of hers.
     我对克里斯蒂娜想入非非：她那双充满好奇的蓝眼睛、那头红棕色的秀发令人着迷。

双语例句

• He most likely fantasizes that the victims are his girlfriends.
  他很可能幻想受害者是他的女朋友。
• He has a heroic temperament and he fantasizes about solving the world's problems.
  他有英雄的气质，喜好幻想解决世界问题。
• But in fact was not true, and these were only one-sided fantasizes of the masculine writers.
  但事实上并非如此，这些都只是男性作家一厢情愿的幻想而已。