Daydreamed - English meaning

Daydreamed – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Indulge in a daydream.
Usage examples:
Stop daydreaming and pay attention
Synonims:
Dream Muse Be lost in thought Be in a brown study Stare into space Hallucinate Fantasize Indulge in fantasy Indulge in fancy Indulge in wool-gathering Be in cloud cuckoo land Be unrealistic B

noun
A series of pleasant thoughts that distract one's attention from the present.
Usage examples:
She was lost in a daydream

verb
Past simple and past participle of daydream
Usage examples:
Stop daydreaming and do some work!, the ambitious youngster spent an idle moment daydreaming about …

Daydreamed translation into English

Daydreamed: translate from English into Chinese

白日梦

Daydreamed: translate from English into Dutch

Daggedroomd

Daydreamed: translate from English into French

Rêvé

Daydreamed: translate from English into German

Geträumt

Daydreamed: translate from English into Hindi

दिवास्वप्न

Daydreamed: translate from English into Italian

Sognato ad occhi aperti

Daydreamed: translate from English into Korean

공상

Daydreamed: translate from English into Russian

Мечтал

Daydreamed: translate from English into Spanish

Soñado despierto

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Daydreamed – similar words

daydreamers

noun
A person who often thinks about doing something else or being somewhere else, instead of paying attention to what is happening where they are now
Usage examples:
I'm still a bit of a daydreamer., he was a daydreamer who grew sullen when faced with textbooks.

Daydreamers - all meanings in English

daydreamer

noun
A person who often thinks about doing something else or being somewhere else, instead of paying attention to what is happening where they are now
Usage examples:
I'm still a bit of a daydreamer., he was a daydreamer who grew sullen when faced with textbooks.

Daydreamer - all meanings in English

daydream

noun
A series of pleasant thoughts that distract one's attention from the present.
Usage examples:
She was lost in a daydream

verb
Indulge in a daydream.
Usage examples:
Stop daydreaming and pay attention

noun
A set of pleasant thoughts about something that you would like to do or achieve, but which is not likely
Usage examples:
I had a daydream that i’d win the road race., she would daydream in class about horseback riding an…

Daydream - all meanings in English

Daydreamed synonims

b

ˈbɔːrɒn

abbreviation
Barn(s).

noun
The second letter of the alphabet.
Usage examples:
My grade on that first paper was a b

noun
A unit of area, 10−28 square metres, used especially in particle physics.

B - all meanings in English

dream

noun
A series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person's mind during sleep.
Usage examples:
I had a recurrent dream about falling from great heights

verb
Experience dreams during sleep.
Usage examples:
I dreamed about her last night

noun
The activities, images, and feelings experienced by the mind during sleep
Usage examples:
In the dream i had last night, someone was chasing me, but i didn’t know who it was., it was his dr…

Dream - all meanings in English

fantasize

verb
Indulge in daydreaming about something desired.
Usage examples:
He sometimes fantasized about emigrating

Fantasize - all meanings in English

hallucinate

verb
Experience a seemingly real perception of something not actually present, typically as a result of a mental disorder or of taking drugs.
Usage examples:
Ben began hallucinating and having fits

verb
To see or hear something that does not exist
Usage examples:
Police said the suspect was yelling incoherent statements as if he was hallucinating., [ c ] his fe…

Hallucinate - all meanings in English

muse

mjuːz

noun
(in greek and roman mythology) each of nine goddesses, the daughters of zeus and mnemosyne, who preside over the arts and sciences.
Usage examples:
In ancient greek mythology, muses were goddesses of science and art who inspired creative endeavors.

verb
Be absorbed in thought.
Usage examples:
He was musing on the problems he faced

noun
An instance or period of reflection.
Usage examples:
It's not only his pet muse these days, but the very definition of his work.

Muse - all meanings in English

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