英语词汇“imaginary”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(adjective) in the sense of fictional

Definition

existing only in the imagination

Lots of children have imaginary friends.

Synonyms

fictional

a drama featuring fictional characters

made-up

It looks like a made-up word to me.

invented

supposed

imagined

assumed

The articles were published under an assumed name.

ideal

Their ideal society collapsed around them in revolution.

fancied

legendary

The hill is supposed to be the resting place of the legendary King Lud.

visionary

the visionary worlds created by fantasy writers

shadowy

the shadowy shape of a big barge loaded with logs

unreal

There are few more unreal worlds than that of the celebrity.

hypothetical

a purely hypothetical question

fanciful

fanciful ideas about Martian life

fictitious

Persons portrayed in this production are fictitious.

mythological

the mythological beast that was part lion, part goat

illusory

the illusory nature of nationhood

nonexistent

The paper trail revealed a long history of fraud, with false invoices and sales to nonexistent customers.

dreamlike

Her paintings have a dreamlike quality.

hallucinatory

illusive

chimerical

unsubstantial

phantasmal

suppositious

imagal (psychoanalysis)

Opposites

true

known

real

proven

actual

substantial

genuine

tangible

factual

单词	imaginary
释义	Trends of imaginary View usage for: imaginary (ɪmædʒɪnəri, US -neri) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] An imaginary person, place, or thing exists only in your mind or in a story, and not in real life. Lots of children have imaginary friends. ...creating an imaginary world. Synonyms: fictional, made-up, invented, supposed More Synonyms of imaginary imaginary in British English (ɪˈmædʒɪnərɪ, -dʒɪnrɪ) adjective 1. existing in the imagination; unreal; illusory 2. mathematics involving or containing imaginary numbers. The imaginary part of a complex number, z, is usually written Imz Derived forms imaginarily (imˈaginarily) adverb imaginariness (imˈaginariness) noun imaginary in American English (ɪˈmædʒɪˌnɛri) adjective 1. existing only in the imagination; fanciful; unreal 2. Ancient Mathematics designating or of the square root of a negative quantity, or of a complex number that is not real Derived forms imaginarily (iˈmagiˌnarily) adverb imaginariness (iˈmagiˌnariness) noun Word origin L imaginarius Examples of 'imaginary' in a sentence imaginary He has imaginary friends I guess. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Could this be the season in which referees finally get tough on players brandishing imaginary cards? Times, Sunday Times (2011) Successful imaginary worlds ask complex questions about identity and moral choice. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It offers none of the echoes of reality you find in the best imaginary worlds. Times, Sunday Times (2008) They are apt to see the illness as something to punish them for some real or imaginary wrongdoing. Christianity Today (2000) The selective advantage that resulted from this ability to construct vivid and persuasive imaginary worlds must have been enormous. Wills, Christopher The Runaway Brain: the Evolution of Human Uniqueness (1993) She sits up, laughs and plays games with her imaginary friends. The Sun (2009) What is people's problem with the imaginary card? Times, Sunday Times (2011) He did hold grudges, whether real or imaginary. Duncan Hamilton Provided You Don't Kiss Me: 20 Years with Brian Clough (2007) If the imaginary card comes out, the referee puts his real one away. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Belief in esoteric wisdom spawned esoteric societies, real or imaginary. Times, Sunday Times (2006) She lived in a bit of an imaginary world, she says. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Far better to stand next to a cupboard door and have a one-sided conversation with an imaginary partner. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Their imaginary conversation is great. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The waving of imaginary cards. Times, Sunday Times (2011) I don't like players waving imaginary cards at officials to get an opponent in trouble. The Sun (2015) Stories encompass both world wars, the home front and the trenches, realism and imaginary friends. Times, Sunday Times (2014) In other languages imaginary British English: imaginary /ɪˈmædʒɪnərɪ; -dʒɪnrɪ/ ADJECTIVE An imaginary person, place, or thing exists only in your mind or in a story, and not in real life. Lots of children have imaginary friends. American English: imaginary Arabic: خَيَالِيٌّ Brazilian Portuguese: imaginário Chinese: 假想的 Croatian: izmišljen Czech: pomyslný Danish: indbildt Dutch: denkbeeldig European Spanish: imaginario Finnish: kuviteltu French: imaginaire German: imaginär Greek: φανταστικός Italian: immaginario Japanese: 想像の Korean: 상상의 Norwegian: innbilt Polish: urojony European Portuguese: imaginário Romanian: imaginar Russian: воображаемый Latin American Spanish: imaginario Swedish: inbillad Thai: มีอยู่แต่ในความนึกคิด Turkish: hayali Ukrainian: уявний Vietnamese: không có thật Chinese translation of 'imaginary' imaginary (ɪˈmædʒɪnərɪ) adj [danger] 虚(虛)构(構)的 (xūgòu de) [being, place] 想象中的 (xiǎngxiàng zhōng de) (adjective) in the sense of fictional Definition existing only in the imagination Lots of children have imaginary friends. Synonyms fictional a drama featuring fictional characters made-up It looks like a made-up word to me. invented supposed imagined assumed The articles were published under an assumed name. ideal Their ideal society collapsed around them in revolution. fancied legendary The hill is supposed to be the resting place of the legendary King Lud. visionary the visionary worlds created by fantasy writers shadowy the shadowy shape of a big barge loaded with logs unreal There are few more unreal worlds than that of the celebrity. hypothetical a purely hypothetical question fanciful fanciful ideas about Martian life fictitious Persons portrayed in this production are fictitious. mythological the mythological beast that was part lion, part goat illusory the illusory nature of nationhood nonexistent The paper trail revealed a long history of fraud, with false invoices and sales to nonexistent customers. dreamlike Her paintings have a dreamlike quality. hallucinatory illusive chimerical unsubstantial phantasmal suppositious imagal (psychoanalysis) Opposites true , known , real , proven , actual , substantial , genuine , tangible , factual Additional synonyms in the sense of assumed The articles were published under an assumed name. Synonyms false, affected, made-up, pretended, fake, imitation, bogus, simulated, sham, counterfeit, feigned, spurious, fictitious, make-believe, pseudonymous, phoney or phony (informal) in the sense of chimerical Definition wildly fanciful or imaginary Synonyms fanciful, wild, fantastic, fabulous, vain, imaginary, visionary, unreal, unfounded, illusory, quixotic, hallucinatory, illusive, delusive in the sense of dreamlike Her paintings have a dreamlike quality. Synonyms unreal, visionary, surreal, illusory, hallucinatory, trancelike, chimerical, phantasmagorical, phantasmagoric, unsubstantial Synonyms of 'imaginary' imaginary Explore 'imaginary' in the dictionary
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