imagine
v. 想象; 猜測; 臆想; 認為
If you imagine something, you think about it and your mind forms a picture or idea of it.
He could not imagine a more peaceful scene...
他想象不出比這更祥和的景象。
She couldn't imagine living in a place like that...
她無法想象住在那樣一個地方。
If you imagine that something is the case, you think that it is the case.
I imagine you're referring to Jean-Paul Sartre...
我猜你說的是讓-保羅·薩特。
We tend to imagine that the Victorians were very prim and proper...
我們往往認為維多利亞時代的人們都一本正經,謹言慎行。
If you imagine something, you think that you have seen, heard, or experienced that thing, although actually you have not.
I realised that I must have imagined the whole thing.
我意識到大概整件事都是我臆想出來的。
1. form a mental image of something that is not present or that is not the case;
2. expect, believe, or suppose;
think, conceive, imagine, fancy, realize
這些動詞均可表示"在思想中形成一個看法或觀念"之意。
Don't imagine you can get anything out of it.
休想在這件事上撈稻草.
One can imagine how regretful he was.
可以想像他是多麼懊悔.
I don't imagine they will come if it rains.
我認為天如果下雨,他們是不會來的.
In the hubbub of city life, it is hard for us to imagine the people and the things of the past, and how indeed these people felt about the world.
天天生活在城市裡的我們很難想像過去的人,過去的事, 過去的年代與感覺.
You can imagine the situation there.
你可以想象那裡的情況.