LEARNit Dictionary
dream
noun
/driːm/
UK
/driːm/
US
A2
1
A2
a series of images, events and feelings that happen in your mind while you are asleep
رویا, خواب
see also
wet dream
2
A2
a wish to have or be something, especially one that seems difficult to achieve
آرزو
Her
lifelong dream
was to be a famous writer.
He wanted to be rich but it was an
impossible dream
.
a chance to
fulfil a
childhood
dream
to
realize/achieve a dream
If I win, it will be a
dream come true
.
It was the end of all my
hopes and dreams
.
The chance to study in Australia had always been a dream for her.
The conversation turns to his dreams for the future.
He left his job to
pursue his dream
of opening a restaurant.
The film is an exploration of a young boy's dream of a better life.
He had a dream that one day his people would be free.
I've finally found the man of my dreams.
Being a TV presenter would be my
dream job
.
see also
pipe dream
3
A2
a state of mind or a situation in which things do not seem real or part of normal life
رویا, خیال
She walked around in a dream all day.
She found herself standing in front of the crowded hall and making her speech, as if in a dream.
As if slowly emerging from a dream, she raised her head.
see also
daydream
4
a beautiful or wonderful person or thing
رویا, آرزو, رویای زیبا, خیال شیرین
That meal was an absolute dream.
verb
/driːm/
UK
/driːm/
US
A2
1
A2
to experience a series of images, events and feelings in your mind while you are asleep
خواب دیدن, رویا دیدن
2
A2
to imagine and think about something that you would like to happen
رویاپردازی کردن, آرزو کردن, آرزو داشتن
It might never happen, but I can dream can't I?
It was the kind of trip most of us only dream about.
She dreams of running her own business.
I
wouldn't dream of
going without you
.
I
never dreamt
(that) I’d actually get the job.
Who'd have dreamt it? They're getting married.